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Mountain Of Code · Nov 9, 2025

Tweaking Obsidian Heading Sizes

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I use Obsidian most days for all sorts of different things from project tracking to data collection to general note-taking. I have found that the default heading sizes make it a little tricky to tell between the difference between the heading sizes, especially when quickly scanning. Initially I went browsing through the themes to see if there was one which had better font sizing, but it turns out…

I use Obsidian most days for all sorts of different things from project tracking to data collection to general note-taking. I have found that the default heading sizes make it a little tricky to tell between the difference between the heading sizes, especially when quickly scanning.

Initially I went browsing through the themes to see if there was one which had better font sizing, but it turns out there is a better way. Obsidian uses CSS to style its UI and has a CSS Snippets feature for doing exactly the kind of thing I wanted:

body {
    --h1-size: 1.80em;
    --h2-size: 1.50em;
    --h3-size: 1.12em;
    --h4-size: 1.12em;
    --h5-size: 1.12em;
    --h6-size: 1.12em;
}

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