obsidian42-strange-new-worlds

Resolves issue reported in: https://github.com/TfTHacker/obsidian42-strange-new-worlds/issues/25

This should address issue: https://github.com/TfTHacker/obsidian42-strange-new-worlds/issues/24

Bit thanks to kepano, the CSS guru for Obsidian. I have incorporated some feedback from him about how to use the native theme variables and so on to make SNW play better with themes.

If there is anything ugly, that's my fault!

Mobile has been a bit odd and inconsistent. This update simplifies some of the gesture reactions with SNW.

• First you'll notice in the hover popup that appears is a little button in the upper right hand corner. This will open the side pane. So on the desktop clicking on a reference counter opens the SNW sidepane, but with mobile, you click on this button in the upper right hand corner of the popup.

Visual improvements based on feedback from issue https://github.com/TfTHacker/obsidian42-strange-new-worlds/issues/21

We are preparing the plugin for submission to Obsidian community plugins list.

This update makes some significant changes to how the HTML is generated, using DOM over innerHTML. The Obsidian devs consider this a security hole, we agree, so we updated the HTML rendering method.

Additionally, we have now set the plugin to require Obsidian 1.0 or better since it is released.

Mobile stopped working few days back, but I figured out the issue.

One issue is when Obsidian starts up, if there were previous documents open, SNW could not process them because SNW does a number of background calculations. We now figured out how to process this and update documents already loaded.

This is actually a big change to the code in the Markdown Preview processor. So it will be interesting to see if this causes any other issues.

The pane in the sidebar was not remembering its location. This is now fixed. Additionally fine-tuning the startup process of the plugin.

Finally, with the recent 0.16.14+ update to the obsidian beta, SNW is broken on iOS. We will be troubleshooting this soon.

Adding the ability for links to be counted in headings

• Still have an issue though. When a heading has a link, Obsidian won't draw the header counter. So for now it's a trade-off. If you use a link, the block ref count will work on it, but not a count for the header. If you want the count for the header, don't put a link in it.