The vault's chrome in one place: hide the ribbon and Obsidian's own controls, and give any folder a colour, an icon and a label. Writes no CSS; the INKLINE theme draws it. Part of the ICOR for Life suite.
Decide what your vault shows you.
Obsidian's own chrome, your rooms' colours and icons, the status bar, the Outline depth: all the switches in one settings page instead of scattered across five.
Part of the ICOR for Life suite.
A vault you work in every day should show you what you use and hide what you do not. Obsidian can do that, but the controls live in different places and some of them are theme settings rather than app settings, so you end up guessing which page a switch is on.
This puts them together and phrases every one the same way: on means shown. No double negatives.
Install the ICOR for Life - INKLINE theme first. The theme draws the chrome and the rooms; this plugin owns the settings the theme reads. Without it, several switches will move and change nothing.
Three things work on any theme: the Outline depth control, the diagram viewer, and the collapsible status bar.
Obsidian's chrome. The left ribbon. Obsidian's own file controls, meaning the vault switcher and the New note, New folder and sort buttons. The ICOR for Life banner. Room icons and colours. The handwritten layer.
The status bar. Collapsible, on by default. Fold it away with the small control at its left edge, bring it back with the round button at the bottom right, or bind a hotkey to flip it.
The Outline. Choose how many heading levels the Outline pane shows, so a long note does not become a long list.
The diagram viewer. Open a diagram full screen instead of squinting at it in the note.
If you use the Style Settings plugin, it owns the same five chrome switches and this plugin steps aside, so the two never disagree.
It makes no network connection and starts no process.
What myICOR supports: the plugin as published in a tagged release, on the
current version, installed from that release. Bugs go to this repo's issues,
security reports to the process in SECURITY.md.
What the community maintains: anything marked community-maintained, including community source adapters. We review it before it is merged. We do not support it, we cannot promise it keeps working, and it can be disabled or removed in any release.
What is yours: your own changes, your fork, your local patch. Please reproduce the problem on a clean install of the current release before reporting it.
MIT, see LICENSE. Install it, run it, read it, change it, sell it, ship it in
your own product; keep the copyright and licence notice.
Releases before 0.8.0 stay under the ICOR for Life
Source-Available License (Code) v1.0 they were published with.
The licence covers the code only. "ICOR", "ICOR for Life", "myICOR" and
"Paperless Movement" are trademarks of Paperless Movement, S.L.; a fork needs
its own plugin id and name. See TRADEMARK.md.
Contributions are welcome as pull requests under the same MIT terms, with a
DCO sign-off on every commit. See CONTRIBUTING.md.
Bundled third-party components keep their own licences; see
THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md.