I don’t always need it and if I don’t, I can now hide it with 1 click and call it back with 1 click. To make things even easier to use, I use another plugin called Customizable Sidebar and I have added a command to my sidebar that will open or close cMenu. You select text in your note, click on left, center or right alignment in cMenu and poof! All done. You now have a text-editor (cMenu) with 3 options for aligning text, that Obsidian doesn’t have out of the box. Repeat step 4 for the Center and Right alignment. In this case, pick the one that indicates left alignment. You will be given the option to pick an icon for it: search for ‘align’ and the top 3 will be icons for left, center and right alignment.
Pick the one that says Templater: Insert Template/Left Align Text Template.md. If you search for Templater, you will see every Templater command/hotkey listed. You’ll get a pop-up window that allows you to search for whatever Obsidian command you want to assign. Now, go to cMenu’s options and click the + sign for adding a new cMenu option. Assigning a hotkey in Templater basically makes a template available for use as a command for inserting it, manually or in this case, with cMenu. You won’t ever have to use these hotkeys manually, because we are going to assign these hotkey commands to cMenu. But you can pick any combination that is valid and not already used in Obsidian. I used shift-cmd-L for left, shift-cmd-C for center and shift-cmd-R for right. For Right alignment: create a new note and type or paste this in it:Ĭall this note Right Align Text Template and stick it in your Templates folder.Īssign each of your new templates a Hotkey in the Templater plugin’s options. For Center alignment: create a new note and type or paste this in it:Ĭall this note Left Align Text Template and stick it in your Templates folder.Ģ.3. Remove the backticks if you copy and paste from here!Ģ.2.
For Left alignment: create a new note and type or paste this in it: You do this by opening a new note and typing the following as the Note’s content:Ģ.1.
But you can add just about every command from Obsidian’s command library.Ĭreate and activate the css snippets for left, center and right like in your post aboveĬreate 3 Templater templates: one for each alignment command. It requires a one-time set-up, but after that, it’s easy-peasy! No more typing html :), just select and click!ĬMenu is very powerful, out of the box it is just a basic text-editor to add markdown/markup to your text like bold, italic etc. If you combine the CSS below with the Templater and cMenu plugins, you can have all 3 “alignments” in cMenu and you’d just have to select text in your note and click on the right icon in cMenu.
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