Fix - added new css variable --embed-border-start to no-embed-border class #9
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On my system, the
no-embed-borderCSS class wasn't working initially.The issue was that Obsidian was using a different CSS variable than expected. I added the correct variable,
and now it's working as intended.
I think it's because of an Obsidian update, but I'm not quite sure.
You might also want to add --embed-padding: 0px !important; below to remove the padding, making it flush with the page border.
This is how it looks now with the additional changes.
I also added the
no-embed-titleclass to hide the embed title for a cleaner look, like this: