Adding the alias |clean to a transclusion hides the blockquote styling.
Additionally, added |left and |right alias to float embeds left or right. This is required if embedding a block (such as an infobox callout) which already has a float property, because in Obsidian the <span> containing the embed will otherwise take up 100% page-width and prevent the floating embed from actually wrapping around other content. Quartz is unaffected as it handles transclusions differently, so the left and right aliases are not defined in the Quartz scss. This is purely a WYSIWYG compromise with Obsidian.
This update also marks a change in approach for creating custom scss for Quartz. Because the styles/custom.scss file has bloated in size and is becoming more difficult to navigate, I opted to utilise scss modules. The new Quartz css for transclusions can be found in styles/custom/transclusions.scss, which is imported as a module into custom.scss.
Adding the alias
|cleanto a transclusion hides the blockquote styling.Additionally, added
|leftand|rightalias to float embeds left or right. This is required if embedding a block (such as an infobox callout) which already has a float property, because in Obsidian the<span>containing the embed will otherwise take up 100% page-width and prevent the floating embed from actually wrapping around other content. Quartz is unaffected as it handles transclusions differently, so theleftandrightaliases are not defined in the Quartz scss. This is purely a WYSIWYG compromise with Obsidian.This update also marks a change in approach for creating custom scss for Quartz. Because the
styles/custom.scssfile has bloated in size and is becoming more difficult to navigate, I opted to utilise scss modules. The new Quartz css for transclusions can be found instyles/custom/transclusions.scss, which is imported as a module intocustom.scss.Closes #47