You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Hey there!
After trying out several chord plugins for Obsidian, I want to say: I like Chord-Sheets the most.
However, there is one issue that makes it hard to use.
I noticed that the chord lines and text lines are scaled differently if I toggle between edit and read mode.
This changes the relation between chords and text.
Edit-Mode:
Read-Mode and PDF Export:
If you compare the scaling with other extensions you can see, that there is no scaling at all between read and edit mode in other extensions.
Would be very great if you could disable the scaling of the text lines, be chord lines do not change between read and edit mode.
Best regards
Andreas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for reporting! This has been improved in the latest release. Font size between edit and reading mode should now be the same.
Unfortunately it is not possible to achieve exactly equal rendering without meddling too much with Obsidian's internal styling. For example, code blocks in reading mode have the code fence marker (```chords) hidden, reducing the height of code blocks.
But the relation between chords and text should now be preserved.
Hey there!
After trying out several chord plugins for Obsidian, I want to say: I like Chord-Sheets the most.
However, there is one issue that makes it hard to use.
I noticed that the chord lines and text lines are scaled differently if I toggle between edit and read mode.
This changes the relation between chords and text.
Edit-Mode:
Read-Mode and PDF Export:
If you compare the scaling with other extensions you can see, that there is no scaling at all between read and edit mode in other extensions.
Would be very great if you could disable the scaling of the text lines, be chord lines do not change between read and edit mode.
Best regards
Andreas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: