Suggestion: Add image/gif for each snippet that shows what the css change looks like

[Lagann311]

Hi,

Wouldn't it be helpful to add a file with screenshots and gifs to each css snippet that shows what the css change actually looks like in obsidian? I find it difficult to imagine how it will look in the end from the short description alone. This would allow users to quickly browse the repository for changes they want to apply without the need for copy, paste and and save them everytime.

I'd be happy to contribute some of the recordings, just let me know if you'd be interested in that.
(Also, is this repo still actively maintained?)

[DutchPete]

One can always make it fancy as one likes, but the question is: is it worth it?

What is easier than just trying out a snippet and seeing the result? If you like it, fine, if not, just delete the snippet and you're back to square 1.

Remember, gifs and screenshots need to be maintained. Each time there is a major Obsidian update. like e.g. with 0.16 and 1.0, some of the gifs and screenshots need to be amended.

Regarding active maintenance, I believe it has been dormant for quite a while, one reason being …… admin/maintenance.

[AMGMNPLK]

It is not necessary to update them with Obsidian's changes. It is just to get a rough idea of what they are about.

Testing them on your own means you should have some notes with the elements that the snippet requieres to do something.