Dawn

Dawn-v2

By incorporating the serenity of the dawn hours into its design, the Dawn Theme enhances your writing experience with subtle, yet impactful, modifications.

v2 keeps the same dawn-quiet base and adds a paper-notebook feel — ruled lines and an analog texture, a design direction drawn from anzi's note-format post.

KR v2는 기존 '새벽의 고요함' 컨셉에 공책·노트·아날로그 감성을 더한 버전입니다. anzi 님의 노트 포맷 글에서 디자인 영감을 받아 반영했습니다.

features

• Enhancing the Elegance with Subtly Spacious Design in UI
• Soft Dark and Light Modes with Crisp Space
• Fine-tuned Markdown Writing and Previewing Experience
• Analog, note-like paper design new — inspired by anzi
• KR 정갈한 UI
• KR 저대비로 눈이 편안한 다크모드, 화이트모드
• KR 섬세하게 조정된 마크다운 편집& Preview 화면
• KR 아날로그 감성의 노트 디자인 반영 new — 디자인 영감 anzi

Beyond that, design details were tuned to keep up with Obsidian's updates.

KR 그 외 옵시디언 업데이트에 맞추어 세부적인 디자인 디테일을 조정했습니다.

And we plan to continuously update it.

Color

I personally have a preference for high-contrast modes, but for the initial version, pure white (#FFFFFF) and black (#000000) were intentionally excluded in the creation of design tokens.

In the initial version, we aimed to primarily capture the serenity of Dawn. If the opportunity arises, I would like to try making a high-contrast mode that captures the immersive feeling of dawn.

Even with low contrast, the theme was created with consideration for readability and accessibility. (It's not perfect though).

Document

form

Blockquotes & Callouts

With Obsidian, you can create beautiful notes using various markdown options.

Fine-tune the design with detailed customization for better formatting.

Make this part more stunning with feedback, please!

Changelog

2.0.9

• Reading-view table cells use the same 12px padding as Live Preview tables.

2.0.8

• Reading-view tables match Live Preview tables: no width cap (wide tables keep their column widths and scroll sideways), no zebra striping, no fixed 14px cell text.

2.0.7

• Reading-view lists: every item is ruled like in editing, but blocks inside a list (headings, callouts, code, tables) are never ruled through. Parent items rule their first row only.
• Editing-view list rules start at the text edge, like reading.

2.0.6

• Fixed: in editing view, the ruled line cut through the text on the line directly below a heading.

2.0.5

• List item padding is 0 (--list-spacing), so ruled lines stay aligned in lists, including wrapped lines.

2.0.4

• Experiment: full-width list rules painted on the list box. Superseded by 2.0.7 (it misaligned lists containing headings, callouts, or code).

2.0.3

• Editing and reading views share the same heading line height and heading spacing (16px above and below).
• Reading view shows one ruled line of space where editing has a blank line, so paragraph spacing matches.

2.0.2

• Obsidian 1.14 compatibility: --setting-items-padding was split into -x and -y; Dawn follows.
• Removed unused tokens.

2.0.1

• The status bar is docked as a thin strip at the bottom instead of floating over panes (it no longer overlaps content such as chat inputs), with compact icons.
• Extra space above a heading that follows a divider (---).

2.0.0

• Editorial paper-notebook refresh.

LICENSE

You can freely change or suggest😁