Add a Zen Mode #314
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Hmm, I'm thinking hotkeys could be a feature added to the style settings plugin to not require the user to install yet another plugin. |
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Nvm, it is already a style settings feature! https://github.com/notnotnescap/obsidian-style-settings?tab=readme-ov-file#class-toggle |
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as requested by #309
acts like Minimal and hides tabs bar & editor top bar
drafting the PR because it doesn't seem possible to add commands for a theme, so it's not possible to easily switch from normal to zen mode, you have to go into style settings to enable/disable it, which is far from optimal
i guess the theme would need a plugin companion to help with that