NOTE: This theme is now on maintenance mode, update won't be frequent, and no feature/pull requests will be accepted.
Mado Miniflow is a minimalism Obsidian theme, derived from the theme Mado-11 and is inspired by the app design of Doctave. The wave design in the background is made with https://www.shapedivider.app/
This theme aims for a very simplified and clean workflow, unlike how spacious with Mado 11 is, Mado Miniflow lets you focus easily at the center of the screen.
Recommended fonts for this theme:
- Text: Segoe UI, Noto Sans
- Code: Fira Code
- Customizable theme colours, basic layout modifying, element hide-&-unhiding, and some basic markdown styling.
- To use, you need to install a community plugin called Style Settings.
Mado Heading
cssclass: mado-heading
Mado Explorer
cssclass: mado-explorer
When placed onto the sidebar, it will become exactly like how File Explorer would look like. A.k.a. pseudo-File Explorer! There are rules for this to work:
1. You may only use <a>(link), <h1>(h1 heading) and <li>(list) in the note.
2. <a> will act as first level file title.
3. <h1> will act as first level folder title.
4. <li> will act as first level folder's children, where its contents should fill with just <a>, and itself should be placed below <h1>.
5. Second level folder, or nested <li>, is not possible.
6. For <h1> to be foldable, you have to enable the foldable option in the settings.
7. To make a solo-file below a folder list, use an empty <h1> to act as a separator.
Example:
[[File 1]]
[[File 2]]
# Folder 1
- [[Listed File 1]]
- [[Listed File 2]]
[[File 3]]
Mado Table
cssclass: mado-table
cssclass: mado-table (special styling)
cssclass: mado-table-XXX (special styling with XXX being the options)
cssclass: mado-table-XXX, mado-table-XXX (special styling with multiple options)
Options:
mado-table-auto (auto-widen table size by its contents and center it)
mado-table-normal (no special styling, include this if you wish to use other options without special styling)
mado-table-stripe, mado-table-border (stripe/border design)
mado-table-left, mado-table-right, mado-table-top, mado-table-bottom (define table-header position)
mado-table-topless (remove table-header position on the top)
Mado Panel
cssclass: mado-panel
cssclass: mado-panel (transform all lists into panels)
cssclass: mado-panel-XXX (XXX being the options)
cssclass: mado-panel-XXX, mado-panel-XXX (including more options, in this case, only `auto` is available as an extra)
Options:
mado-panel-list (long and thin size, lists can be nested)
mado-panel-list-rightbox (the position of the checkbox in a list will be placed on the right instead of left)
mado-panel-small, mado-panel-medium, mado-panel-large, mado-panel-long, mado-panel-short (define fixed-size, lists cannot be nested)
mado-panel-auto (maintain the minimum fixed-size of above, while auto-widen based on its contents, not applicable to mado-panel-list)
mado-panel-link (turns link into a full button. Must not mix with plain text inside a single list)
Rule:
1. Only <li>(list) will turn into panel.
2. The list can consist of <a>(link) or "[]"(Checkbox), or plain text.
Callout version is also available if you need only one part of the list to become panel.
Options in callout version can be chained directly. (Only auto and link are currently available to be chained)
Example:
> [!mado-panel-small-auto]
> - Listing
Mado Timeline
cssclass: mado-timeline
Mado Daily
cssclass: mado-daily
Feel like logging into a game to turn in for daily bonus? Well, now you can with this manual-stamp daily!
You can set the reward for every 2nd and 5th day, and then start filling in with any value or emoji in the empty cells. The reward will mark as checked when the previous cell is filled in.
Also, adding in another cssclass mado-table will give it a better looking, optional of course!
Mado Table Check & List2Table
Stamp a checkmark by manually using "strikethrough" (~~~~/<del></del>) inside the block, either on the value or beside the value!
cssclass: mado-table-check
Don't like manually stamping? Then try out callout mado-list2table! By turning a list of checklists into a pseudo-table, you can now mark a check on the block by directly clicking onto it!
> [!mado-list2table]
> - Title
> - [ ] Checkboxes
> - [ ] Checkboxes