Obsidian plugins tagged with #style-settings. There are 4 plugins in this collection.
The Animated Cursor plugin adds smooth motion and blinking animations to the text cursor, bringing a subtle yet polished effect while navigating and editing notes. It supports multi-cursor setups and works consistently across page previews and canvas. Users can adjust speed, blink duration, and enable infinite blinking through the Style Settings plugin.
The Simple Colored Folder plugin enhances the visual organisation of your vault by automatically adding custom colours to root-level folders. It integrates with the Style Settings plugin, allowing you to define and modify folder colours through a user-friendly interface. Real-time updates ensure that style changes are immediately reflected, and the plugin supports both light and dark themes. You can also use CSS templates for advanced customisation or export styles as snippets. It's especially helpful for users who want a more visually intuitive file structure without cluttering their notes or folder names.
The Property Panels plugin turns frontmatter into editable panels that live inside a note instead of staying tucked away in the default properties view. It lets you build different panel layouts for folders, tags, or linked notes, then fill them with text, number, toggle, date, rating, progress, select, multi select, link, and read only fields. Option lists can come from static values, other notes, Markdown lists, or folders in the vault. The plugin also gives fine control over labels, icons, spacing, colors, and placement around note content, linked mentions, or properties. It fits people who rely on structured metadata and want faster editing without hand editing YAML.
The Tabsdown plugin adds tabbed content blocks to notes using ordinary Markdown fences instead of custom page layouts. It renders each tab through the normal Markdown pipeline, so links, embeds, callouts, math, Mermaid diagrams and compatible community plugin blocks can live inside the same switchable view. The plugin stays interactive in Reading View and in Live Preview when the cursor is outside the block, while Source Mode keeps the raw fenced text visible. It also supports nested tabs, optional Lucide icons, theme aware styling, Style Settings controls and keyboard friendly tab semantics. When the source is malformed, it shows a diagnostic instead of hiding the content, which makes broken blocks easier to fix.
