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Changelog

All notable changes to Lookout are documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

1.2.2 - 2026-07-28

The remaining warning from Obsidian's plugin review. No change in behaviour.

Fixed

  • The inert footnote marker's dotted underline is drawn with a border-bottom instead of text-decoration. 1.2.1 moved the rule to the text-decoration-line / text-decoration-style longhands on the assumption that only the multi-value shorthand was flagged; Obsidian's CSS check actually maps the entire text-decoration family onto a single browser feature that Chrome supports only partially, so every spelling of it warns. The marker looks the same.

Internal — recurrence prevention

  • scripts/validate.mjs now fails the build if styles.css declares any text-decoration* property. The reviewer's CSS check runs on their side only, so the previous fix could not be verified before submission and the same warning came back a second time; the local gate now carries the rule.

1.2.1 - 2026-07-28

Compliance fixes raised by Obsidian's plugin review. No change in behaviour.

Fixed

  • Elements are created through Obsidian's createEl helper instead of document.createElement, per the plugin guidelines (obsidianmd/prefer-create-el).
  • The inert footnote marker's dotted underline is written with the text-decoration-line / text-decoration-style longhands. Obsidian's CSS check flags the multi-value text-decoration shorthand as only partially supported at this plugin's minAppVersion.

Internal — recurrence prevention

  • eslint-plugin-obsidianmd moves 0.3.0 → 0.4.1. Both findings above are rules the local gate already had in principle, but the pinned 0.3.0 did not yet carry them, so CI could not have caught either one before submission.
  • npm run lint now runs with --max-warnings=0. prefer-create-el reports at warning severity, so the gate exited 0 while the violation stood; warnings now fail the build the same as errors.

1.2.0 - 2026-07-28

Added

  • Full-screen tables now support footnotes (#28). A cell's footnote marker used to survive into the full-screen view as a dead [1]: the definitions live outside the <table> the overlay clones, so there was nothing to show and nothing to jump to. The definitions a table actually references are now resolved from the note's own source through Obsidian's metadata cache and rendered under the clone, so they appear no matter where the table sits in the note — numbering preserved, so a table referencing only footnote 3 still reads "3." — and every footnote id and #-anchor is re-pointed into an overlay-local namespace so the marker jumps to its definition and the "↩︎" back-reference jumps back, all without leaving full screen or touching the note's own footnote navigation. The footnote text is laid out at a readable measure rather than at the table's width, so a narrow table no longer squeezes it into a one-word-per-line ribbon.
  • Hovering a marker in full screen previews its definition. Obsidian gives a footnote no hover affordance of its own, and in full screen the definition can sit far below a long table, so the marker would otherwise be a number with nothing behind it until clicked. The note's own markers are untouched.
  • Scope: footnotes resolve in Reading view. Live Preview is not supported, because Obsidian parses each block there on its own: a reference-style marker ([^id]) is not rendered inside a table widget at all (the definition is outside that block, and the note itself shows the marker as plain text), and an inline marker (^[note]) is numbered within its block rather than within the note, so it cannot be matched to a definition — a paragraph's footnote above the table would otherwise be rendered under the table's marker. Where a definition cannot be resolved — that case, a footnote referenced but never defined, a table in a surface with no backing file, or a metadata index that has not caught up with the file — the marker stays visible but is made plainly inert, and is exposed to assistive tech as a disabled link carrying the reason, not by colour alone. Wrong footnote text under a right marker is never shown. A table with no footnotes at all builds exactly the overlay it did before.

Fixed

  • The full-screen clone no longer copies the live table's id attributes into the document. A table carrying a ^block-id, or anything id-bearing inside a cell, previously appeared twice under the same id for as long as the overlay was open — invalid DOM, and enough to send an in-note #… link to the clone instead of the note. Ids inside an SVG a cell contains are deliberately kept: id-scoped <style>, <use> and gradient/marker/clip-path references break without them, and a duplicated svg-internal id resolves to an identical definition.

Changed

  • Both full-screen views — diagrams and tables — are now proper modal surfaces. They cover the workspace, but Tab used to walk straight out of them onto the note's own links and buttons behind the overlay, so focus landed where the reader could not see it and the next Enter activated it. Tab and Shift+Tab now cycle within the overlay, and it identifies itself to assistive tech as a labelled modal dialog.
  • The minimum supported Obsidian version is now 1.6.6, the release that exposes footnotes in the metadata cache — the single source full-screen footnote definitions are read from.
  • Closing a full-screen table from the keyboard now returns focus to the inline trigger button, which is made visible while it holds focus. Closing with the mouse still leaves focus where it was, so Space keeps scrolling the note rather than re-activating an invisible button. This affects every full-screen table, not only footnoted ones.

[1.1.7] - 2026-06-24

Fixed

  • "Fit to frame" on an inline Mermaid diagram no longer leaves a vertical scroll or dead space. Previously fit scaled the diagram to the frame width while the frame height stayed at the diagram's 100% height, so the frame and the content heights did not match: a tall diagram (e.g. a long sequenceDiagram) overflowed and scrolled, and a wide one had dead space above/below. Fit now contains the diagram within both the frame width and the 70vh height cap and sizes the frame to that fitted height, so frame and content match exactly. The default inline view stays at 100% (actual size); fit and full screen are how a tall diagram is seen whole.
  • The fitted frame height is now exact under Obsidian's app-wide box-sizing: border-box. The viewport's 1px border had been eating into the content box, leaving the diagram 1–2px taller than the frame — a faint vertical scroll visible in Obsidian but not in a content-box test harness. The frame now compensates for the border so the content box matches the fitted diagram precisely.

[1.1.6] - 2026-06-24

Fixed

  • Wide tables: the full-screen button no longer floats off-screen at the table's hidden far-right edge. The host is now a grid that caps itself at the visible column width (so the table's overflow stays inside our own scroller) and the button is pinned to the visible top-right corner.
  • Full-screen tables no longer show stray ":::"/"⋮" marks: Obsidian's Live Preview table-editor chrome is now stripped from the full-screen clone on both axes — column and row menu buttons (.table-col-btn, .table-row-btn) as well as the column and row drag grips (.table-col-drag-handle, .table-row-drag-handle). The earlier fix missed the horizontal column grip.

[1.1.5] - 2026-06-24

Changed

  • Brought the source into line with the Obsidian plugin guidelines (no user-visible change): setCssStyles/setCssProps instead of direct .style assignment, activeDocument/activeWindow for popout-window safety, .instanceOf() for cross-window type checks, window-scoped requestAnimation Frame, and auto-bound arrow-function event handlers.
  • Full-screen tables get their .markdown-rendered styling context from the scroll container directly, dropping the partially-supported display: contents.
  • esbuild marks Node built-ins external via node:module builtinModules, removing the builtin-modules dependency.

Internal — recurrence prevention

  • Added eslint-plugin-obsidianmd (the Obsidian reviewer's ruleset) with a flat, type-aware eslint.config.mjs; npm run lint now gates CI and the release workflow, so guideline violations fail the build instead of surfacing at submission.
  • Release assets main.js and styles.css are now published with GitHub build-provenance attestations (actions/attest-build-provenance).

[1.1.4] - 2026-06-24

Fixed

  • Full-screen tables now match the inline view's styling. The clone is opened outside the note's .markdown-rendered context, which dropped the theme's table borders/padding/header background; it is now re-wrapped in that context (with display: contents so the centering/scroll layout is unchanged).
  • Diagram host overflow is now neutralized on the actual .mermaid wrapper (via closest('.mermaid')), so the override applies even when the diagram svg is nested or matched only by its mermaid-* id. No user-visible change in the common case; removes a latent edge case.

Internal

  • Removed the remaining !important declarations in styles.css, overriding Obsidian's styles by selector specificity instead.
  • Migrated the project to TypeScript + esbuild (the official obsidian-sample-plugin toolchain): source now lives in src/main.ts and is bundled to main.js (a build artifact, no longer committed). CI and the release workflow type-check (tsc --noEmit) and build before packaging. No change to the shipped plugin's behavior.
  • Followed Obsidian's code guidelines: icons are now built via the DOM (createElementNS) instead of innerHTML.
  • Added a headless-browser E2E test (tests/e2e/, npm run test:e2e) that drives the bundled plugin and guards the full-screen table styling.
  • Restructured docs: README.md is now user-facing; developer setup and architecture moved to docs/DEVELOPMENT.md.

1.1.3 - 2026-06-23

Changed

  • Metadata: author is now Post-Math (matches the organization and the community-plugin listing). No functional change.

1.1.2 - 2026-06-23

Changed

  • Metadata: authorUrl now points to the author profile (https://github.com/Post-Math) instead of the plugin repository, per the Obsidian community-plugin submission guidelines. No functional change.

1.1.1 - 2026-06-23

Initial public release.

Added

  • Mermaid diagrams: pan (drag / wheel), zoom (Ctrl/Cmd+wheel or buttons), a 100 % gauge, fit-to-frame, and full-screen — with keyboard controls.
  • Tables: a full-screen button for wide tables, in both Reading view and Live Preview.
  • Command: "Open the active note's first Mermaid diagram full screen".

Fixed

  • Mermaid: the inline frame now hugs the diagram's natural (100 %) height, so a short diagram no longer sits inside an oversized frame with dead space.
  • Tables: the full-screen button now appears in Live Preview (Obsidian's default mode), not only in Reading view. The table being actively edited is left untouched.