Task dynamic styling

Tricks & Techniques
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To familiarize myself with the SilverBullet environment, I set myself a challenge: style the tasks. It was laborious but the objective was achieved.

The solution, based on a JS script, is published in my repository Github (I am not familiar with publishing via the Library Manager. Sorry!).

You will find:

  • observer.js which does the job
  • observer_start.md which stores custom CSS rules in a space-lua (yes, NOT a space-style!) and launches observer.js when the SilverBullet session starts

Please read observer_README_FR.md or observer_README_EN.md to learn everything about the making-off and set up your own rules.

Other files are made available, including:

  • observer_tests.md to check your installation and custom rules
  • observer_new_avec_log.js and observer_old_avec_debug.js to access quantifications and runtime markup in the console. These older versions do not support passing arguments from space-lua (see observer_Readme).

This script anticipates the development proposed here https://github.com/silverbulletmd/silverbullet/issues/1740. @zef: can you take a look and check the consistency between the two approaches? THANKS.

Please send me your feedback here (not on Github) by publishing an image of your customization.

Happy styling!