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luxuxl opened this issue Sep 13, 2024 · 3 comments
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Is it possible to move quick-explorer's address bar to top. #101

luxuxl opened this issue Sep 13, 2024 · 3 comments

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@luxuxl
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luxuxl commented Sep 13, 2024

I notice that in the showcase picture,the address bar is on top.But I can't find a setting to adjust it.It's not very convient for me to focus on the most bottom.

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pjeby commented Sep 13, 2024

There are two ways to do it. In either case, you go to Obsidian's "Appearance" settings, then choose one of the following:

  • Either set "Advanced > Window frame style" to "Obsidian" and restart
  • OR, turn on "Interface > Show tab title bar"

The first option will add a separate title bar/menu at the top of every Obsidian window, and QE will appear there.

The second option will put a bar at the top of every tab instead, where the filename/path will appear and work as QE does.

(You can even have both enabled if you want, though that's kind of redundant.)

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luxuxl commented Sep 15, 2024

There are two ways to do it. In either case, you go to Obsidian's "Appearance" settings, then choose one of the following:

  • Either set "Advanced > Window frame style" to "Obsidian" and restart
  • OR, turn on "Interface > Show tab title bar"

The first option will add a separate title bar/menu at the top of every Obsidian window, and QE will appear there.

The second option will put a bar at the top of every tab instead, where the filename/path will appear and work as QE does.

(You can even have both enabled if you want, though that's kind of redundant.)

Got it, I have finished with css style

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But now I meet a new problem, is there any way to hide the "attachments" folder 😹

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pjeby commented Sep 15, 2024

Try this:

.menu-item.is-qe-folder[data-file-path="attachments"] { display: none; }

You may need to tweak the path; I'm guessing from your picture the actual path is something like Obsidian/attachments; to block all paths like that you'd use $="/attachments" to match all paths that end in /attachments.

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