allow for customizing FootNoteSectionHeading level #32
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If the user specifies a section heading string that starts with a properly formatted heading level it will be used instead of the default H1. Resolves MichaBrugger#27.
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Thanks so much for the PR! I'll check it and add it to the next version. |
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Is this coming soon? I'd really like my footnotes to be H2 instead of H1. Thanks 🙂 Edit: I just remembered that I can just change the file myself. Open source FTW. Thanks @cwlls for the code! |
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@DanMundy Sorry about the wait on this PR. The Obsidian devs are currently making a bunch of much-needed improvements to how footnotes are created and displayed (which I have listed here: #42 ). I am holding off changes until these play out in a few months to see where the plugin will best fit in then. |
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If the user specifies a section heading string that starts with a properly formatted heading level it will be used instead of the default H1. Resolves #27.