obsidian42-strange-new-worlds

many thanks to @liamcain for all the great feedback to improve SNW's code.

Code improvements based on the helpful feedback of the Obsidian dev team.

Also first attempt to address the bug report: https://github.com/TfTHacker/obsidian42-strange-new-worlds/issues/38

This is a big internal update to SNW that enables more control over where SNW operates.

New:

• In Settings: configure if SNW counters are active on startup for desktop and mobile. For example, this allows you to have SNW active on the desktop and make it inactive on mobile.
• Command palette: toggle SNW counters on and off. When used, it is valid for the current session. Otherwise, the on/off state is controlled based on their startup settings in Settings.
• Frontmattter exclusions: the following can be added to a file's front matter to provide more control to SNW's behavior
  • add snw-index-exclude: true - prevents SNW from including this file in its index. This means any links to this file will not display block counts
  • add snw-file-exclude: true - prevents any block reference counters from being displayed on the current page. Basically turns off SNW for the file. NOTE: This will not affect embedded links. Embed files must have this YAML property set as well to have its counters excluded.

Partially addresses issue: https://github.com/TfTHacker/obsidian42-strange-new-worlds/issues/33

Some mobile devices have small screens. We added a feature to disable the counter that shows in the gutter in some cases, that way the space taken by the gutter counter is not needed.

This can be toggled off and on in settings, so each user can decide if they want this feature or not.

It is off by default.

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.