Global Settings¶
These are generic settings that do not belong to a specific category.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
Theme |
The theme that will be used to display gists embedded in your notes. If you force a single gist snippet to use a particular theme, this will be overwritten for that one gist only. |
Text Wrapping |
This will determine if gists display a horizontal scrollbar. If a gist contains text that is not wrapped, a scrollbar will appear and allow you to scroll over the width of the gist. Enabled = text will be wrapped to the next line. Disabled = codeblock will display horizontal scrollbar |
Trigger Keyword |
This is the phrase to use when initializing a new gist codeblock. If you change this value, you must go through your notes and also change to the new keyword. |
Enable Gistr update notifications Keyword |
This will determine if you receive a notification box when you first launch Obsidian if Gistr has a new update available. This includes both stable and beta versions. |
Notification duration |
If Gistr sends you a notification, this will determine how long you see the notification for. Set to 0 if you wish for notifications to stay open and not disappear until you click on them. |
Theme¶
1.0.0
light
This setting allows you to switch the color which is used for codeblocks that are turned into gists.
Gistr comes with two themes:
- Light Mode
- Dark Mode
The Themes setting allows you to flip between these two themes for your gist codeblocks; no matter what theme you use for Obsidian.
On top of being able to select which theme that gists are displayed in; you will also be able to override this setting for any specific gist. These settings however, are covered in the sections:
Text Wrapping¶
1.3.0
false
This feature will determine how text from your gist snippets appears in Obsidian codeblocks.
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Enabled -
No matter what the structure of the text in the gist is; Gistr will attempt to word-wrap lines that exceed the width of the gist codeblock.
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Disabled -
Gist codeblocks will try to make text appear just as it does in your original gist. If you embed a paste which has text only on one line; Gistr will attempt to display your gist in the same exact manner.