Misalignment of buttons on the settings page

[ghost]

The buttons on the settings page for the plugin are not aligned properly and instead of showing only a fragment of the query it shows the entire thing which takes up too much of space. Here is the screenshot of the same :

While I am on this subject I would also want to add another suggestion for visual improvements in the plugin. Currently the saved queries have very little margin in the saved queries side panel. It would make it look much better if there were slight bit more margin from the top left and more spacing between the entries. Plus some sort of a visual separation like bullets would make it look even better.

Please try to fix the issue I mentioned at the earliest as it makes it very hard to work with the settings page and also consider my suggestion for the side panel. Also I would like to thank you for creating such an amazing plugin with such powerful features. Wish you the best of luck for the future of this plugin!

[SkepticMystic]

Hey zFrostz. Thanks for the feedback. I see that the buttons issue only happens on certain themes (I only know of Yin & Yang for now). I have asked the theme author if there is something that can be changed.

Regarding the saved queries view, could you try making a css snippet to show me the changes you're thinking of? That's one of the powers of Obsidian, you can change the styles to your liking! I am open to changing some of it though, so can you send a screenshot of your suggested changes?

[ghost]

Sure I'd try tweaking the css and send the changes to you. However I am not very good with css so I can't be sure how long it would take 😅 About the buttons issue, should I close the issue for now then?

[SkepticMystic]

Haha sure, it is a learning curve. Give it a try, it's a good Obsidian skill to have!
But I also know what you mean, I'll test out some alternate styling.

If you do give it a go, this is the type of rule you'd write:

.savedQ-view-q {
  color: red;
}

[ghost]

Indeed knowing how to write css is an important skill to have in general too. Thanks for the introductory explanation, I'll explore a bit more and see where I get! 😁