This is a sample README file demonstrating GitHub Flavored Markdown used in Obsidian.

Features

• Bold and italic text

• Links to documentation

• Inline code snippets

• Code blocks with syntax highlighting:

  def hello_world():
      print("Hello, world!")
  

Markdown:

---
dg-publish: false
---

# Theme Customizations

Documents all modifications to the default Digital Garden / Obsidian base theme so they can be re-applied if the theme is updated by the plugin.

## 1. Custom Styles

**File:** `src/site/styles/custom-style.scss`
This file is not overwritten by plugin updates — safe to edit freely.

### Font
Overrides the Obsidian base theme's system-font stack with Inter. The `!important` is required to win the CSS variable cascade. Inter is already bundled in `obsidian-base.scss` via `@font-face`.

```scss
body {
    --font-default: 'Inter', sans-serif!important;
}

Task List

• Complete item
• [] Incomplete item

Table

Callout (Admonition)

Obsidian supports callouts (admonitions) that are compatible with GitHub's rendering:

Specific Obsidian/GitHub Repositories with Samples

You can explore full, realistic samples by checking out these GitHub repositories and loading them as vaults in Obsidian:

• My Sample Obsidian Vault: A personal knowledge management (PKM) vault with real, non-personal notes and folder structures to explore.
• Obsidian Demo: A demo project showing how one user sets up their markdown files.
• DnD 5e SRD in Markdown: A complex example using custom CSS snippets and plugins (like Admonition) for specific use cases.
• Markdown Formatting Guide Gist: A direct .md file you can import into your vault to see various formatting options rendered.

For more specific information on Obsidian's unique features, refer to the Obsidian Help documentation.