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If the part of an image tag after the pipe contains keywords of the side note syntax (e.g. left, right or center) the layout will be interpreted as such. The image will be moved left outside the page (neg. margin).
I use the plugin bicarlsen/obsidian_image_caption: Add captions to images in Obsidian., which allows to add captions. This is a special case and this syntax is not following the standard Obsidian format (hence, not really a "bug", sorry). But it is also quite common to utilize the post-pipe text in links and it might be an easy fix.
To Reproduce
Catches the "left" keyword as side note syntax, adds a neg. margin and moves the image left, outside the page:
A quick and dirty fix, is to push the margin back:
Expected behavior
The text after the pipe (or any exclusion by a custom rule/character) should not be interpreted as side note syntax.
Relevant Screenshot(s)
sorry, not necessary, but placed a page with the sanctum theme, the css clearly shows th effect for margin-left:
Bug Description
If the part of an image tag after the pipe contains keywords of the side note syntax (e.g.
left
,right
orcenter
) the layout will be interpreted as such. The image will be moved left outside the page (neg. margin).I use the plugin bicarlsen/obsidian_image_caption: Add captions to images in Obsidian., which allows to add captions. This is a special case and this syntax is not following the standard Obsidian format (hence, not really a "bug", sorry). But it is also quite common to utilize the post-pipe text in links and it might be an easy fix.
To Reproduce
Catches the "left" keyword as side note syntax, adds a neg. margin and moves the image left, outside the page:
A quick and dirty fix, is to push the margin back:
Expected behavior
The text after the pipe (or any exclusion by a custom rule/character) should not be interpreted as side note syntax.
Relevant Screenshot(s)
sorry, not necessary, but placed a page with the sanctum theme, the css clearly shows th effect for margin-left:
Obsidian Version
0.15.9
Installer Version
v1.0.3
Font Size
14
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I really like the theme. Thank you!
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