L V N Λ C Y
@design.lvnacy.xyz
Experiments at the intersection of code & design. There is freedom in madness.
That's the energy right there. "Oh no? Watch me." It's amazing what you can develop with just a little time to consider the problem and a willingness to build it, or learn how to build it. Powerful.
April 15, 2025 at 2:32 AM
That's the energy right there. "Oh no? Watch me." It's amazing what you can develop with just a little time to consider the problem and a willingness to build it, or learn how to build it. Powerful.
Given that Obsidian is a pretty powerful mesh of Markdown, CSS, and JavaScript, there’s not a whole lot you cannot do with a little elbow grease and a whole lot of gumption. If your initial reaction is “no” and you stop there, you’re less than helpful for everyone, including yourself.
4/4
4/4
April 14, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Given that Obsidian is a pretty powerful mesh of Markdown, CSS, and JavaScript, there’s not a whole lot you cannot do with a little elbow grease and a whole lot of gumption. If your initial reaction is “no” and you stop there, you’re less than helpful for everyone, including yourself.
4/4
4/4
What is it about some people being immediately defeatist?
“You can’t do that in Markdown.”
Thanks buddy. Nobody asked for your lack of problem-solving skills here.
3/4
“You can’t do that in Markdown.”
Thanks buddy. Nobody asked for your lack of problem-solving skills here.
3/4
April 14, 2025 at 6:56 PM
What is it about some people being immediately defeatist?
“You can’t do that in Markdown.”
Thanks buddy. Nobody asked for your lack of problem-solving skills here.
3/4
“You can’t do that in Markdown.”
Thanks buddy. Nobody asked for your lack of problem-solving skills here.
3/4
There is always someone else who invariably says “you can’t do that,” and then someone else drops a snippet or a plugin and says “you can do it with this.”
2/4
2/4
April 14, 2025 at 6:56 PM
There is always someone else who invariably says “you can’t do that,” and then someone else drops a snippet or a plugin and says “you can do it with this.”
2/4
2/4
Anyway, not sure if this will be helpful to anyone. Just wanted to share a system I’ve developed that’s working for me and I’m enjoying using. This has helped TREMENDOUSLY with context switching too, so I’m super jazzed about it.
6/6
6/6
April 11, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Anyway, not sure if this will be helpful to anyone. Just wanted to share a system I’ve developed that’s working for me and I’m enjoying using. This has helped TREMENDOUSLY with context switching too, so I’m super jazzed about it.
6/6
6/6
And here’s v1 of the library module template: github.com/ephemeralrog...
I have to port over changes I’ve made in other libraries, so there’s greater consistency across library modules. Still, some libraries will demand functionality unnecessary in orders, so the flexibility is nice.
5/6
I have to port over changes I’ve made in other libraries, so there’s greater consistency across library modules. Still, some libraries will demand functionality unnecessary in orders, so the flexibility is nice.
5/6
GitHub - ephemeralrogue/obsidian-library-module: A library module for Obsidian
A library module for Obsidian. Contribute to ephemeralrogue/obsidian-library-module development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
April 11, 2025 at 9:14 PM
And here’s v1 of the library module template: github.com/ephemeralrog...
I have to port over changes I’ve made in other libraries, so there’s greater consistency across library modules. Still, some libraries will demand functionality unnecessary in orders, so the flexibility is nice.
5/6
I have to port over changes I’ve made in other libraries, so there’s greater consistency across library modules. Still, some libraries will demand functionality unnecessary in orders, so the flexibility is nice.
5/6
Here’s v1 of the Obsidian vault template: github.com/ephemeralrog...
Nothing fancy, just pre-defined settings and a css snippet to allow for full page tabs when using stacks, as some themes seem to cut visibility short otherwise.
4/6
Nothing fancy, just pre-defined settings and a css snippet to allow for full page tabs when using stacks, as some themes seem to cut visibility short otherwise.
4/6
GitHub - ephemeralrogue/obsidian-vault-template: A preconfigured obsidian vault
A preconfigured obsidian vault. Contribute to ephemeralrogue/obsidian-vault-template development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
April 11, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Here’s v1 of the Obsidian vault template: github.com/ephemeralrog...
Nothing fancy, just pre-defined settings and a css snippet to allow for full page tabs when using stacks, as some themes seem to cut visibility short otherwise.
4/6
Nothing fancy, just pre-defined settings and a css snippet to allow for full page tabs when using stacks, as some themes seem to cut visibility short otherwise.
4/6
I created a template vault that serves as a sort of wrapper, providing all the necessary plugins to support the inclusion of libraries. And I’m honing the guidelines and templates to make libraries more integrated within themselves.
3/6
3/6
April 11, 2025 at 9:14 PM
I created a template vault that serves as a sort of wrapper, providing all the necessary plugins to support the inclusion of libraries. And I’m honing the guidelines and templates to make libraries more integrated within themselves.
3/6
3/6
Vaults are high level and activity-oriented. Libraries are context-specific knowledge bases. Unless I’m dealing with a heavy amount of assets, libraries are light-weight and highly portable. Using git submodules, I can plug different libraries into different vaults depending on my use-cases.
2/6
2/6
April 11, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Vaults are high level and activity-oriented. Libraries are context-specific knowledge bases. Unless I’m dealing with a heavy amount of assets, libraries are light-weight and highly portable. Using git submodules, I can plug different libraries into different vaults depending on my use-cases.
2/6
2/6