Stacked tabs

Obsidian has a feature to stack tabs. This resembles a tiling window manager like PaperWM, but for notes. I like it especially on a wide-screen monitor.

Wider tabs in a stacked view

All tabs in a stacked view have the same width. This works well for text notes, but I'd like to have wider tabs for my calendar, graphs, kanban views, and so on.

So I added a CSS snippet to do just that: twice the regular size of 700px for some views, and even a little bigger for some others.

.obsidian/snippets/wide-notes.css

/* Make particular note views twice as big as the regular note view */
[class^="workspace-leaf"]
{
    &:has(> [data-type="graph"]),
    &:has(> [data-type="localgraph"]),
    &:has(> [data-type="full-calendar-view"]),
    &:has([data-view-name="Weekplanning"]) {
        --tab-stacked-pane-width: 1400px;
    }

    &:has(> [data-type="webviewer"]),
    &:has(> [data-type="kanban-view"]),
    &:has(> [data-type="kanban"]) {
        --tab-stacked-pane-width: 1750px;
    }
}

To figure out the data-type for a particular type of note, you can use the Dev Tools, but with the Obsidian CLI tool, you can also get the answer for the active tab.

obsidian dev:dom selector='.workspace-leaf.mod-active > div' attr=data-type

Enabling the CSS snippet under Settings > Appearance and adjust the widths or add views.