There is nothing. Only you and the words. And your mind. In sync.
All you have to do is train your mind on the words. And write.
Since themes are no longer allowed to use assets over the network, Serenity's style settings for additional fonts no longer work out of the box. BUT... If you would like to restore these fonts, you can use this snippet on your vault, and the fonts will work again.
Features
Credit: Minimal theme
Syntax is the same as that of the Minimal theme.
- [/] incomplete
- [-] cancelled
- [>] forwarded
- [<] scheduling
- [?] question
- [!] important
- [*] star
- [“] quote
- [l] location
- [b] bookmark
- [i] information
- [S] savings
- [I] idea
- [p] pros
- [c] cons
- [f] fire
- [k] key
- [w] win
- [u] up
- [d] down Plus some additional checkboxes.
- [@] person/user
- [B] beat
- [s] save (download)
- [a] link
- [L] like
- [e] event
- [g] game
- [h] home
- [H] help
- [j] junk
- [m] memo
- [n] next
- [N] navigation
- [o] open
- [q] quick
- [r] report
- [t] tip
- [+] add
- [v] visibility
Credit: AnuPpuccin Theme
Syntax for individual speech bubbles is the same as that of the AnuPpuccin theme.
- [0] Speech Bubble 1
- [1] Speech Bubble 2
- [2] Speech Bubble 3
- [3] Speech Bubble 4
- [4] Speech Bubble 5
- [5] Speech Bubble 6
- [6] Speech Bubble 7
- [7] Speech Bubble 8
- [8] Speech Bubble 9
- [9] Speech Bubble 10
The first bold text in a speech bubble will have its own line and will be treated like a title.
- [0] **Jim** Hi, I'm Jim.
This will have Jim show up as speech bubble title. Images on the same line as the speech bubble are also supported.
Keywords are the same as those for the checklists. For example, the cancelled callout is
>[!cancelled]or>[!-].
Initiate a custom "comment" tooltip on hover.
<span data-comment="This is a comment">I will show a tooltip on hover!</span>
Show 'annotations' above the text on hover.
<span data-above="I'm an annotation above the text!">I have annotations on hover!</span>
The abbreviation element (<abbr title="This shows on hover">text</abbr>) has some extra styling applied to it to make it stand out more.