Help me get rid of this bar

[Cole-Hartman]

Hello, I don't want the black bar at the bottom, it appeared when I installed the plugin. Thanks.

[pjeby]

That's the Obsidian status bar. It's expanded from its default size in the default theme to support QE appearing in the lower left. (The / in your picture.) If you want QE to instead appear at the top of the screen, you can change your "Window frame style" in "Appearance > Advanced" to "Obsidian frame". Or, you can hide QE from top and bottom by using the Style Settings plugin and using its "Hide Quick Explorer" option.

Note that if you hide QE entirely, there will be no place to click on it unless you enable "Show tab title bar" in Obsidian's "Appearance > Interface" settings, in which case you can use the paths in the tab title bar as a place to click.

[Cole-Hartman]

Thank you! I guess on an unrelated note, do you happen to know how to get rid of this side tab that appears when I hit tab. I'm not sure what it's from.

[pjeby]

All I see is a big black space in the middle of that picture. I also don't know what you mean by "hit tab". If you're talking about the right hand sidebar, there's a sidebar button at the top of your picture (third from the left, after the + and v ones) and that controls whether Obsidian's right-side sidebar is shown. You can dock tabs there and show or hide the sidebar by clicking that button. Also some Obsidian views will go in that sidebar by default if you don't close them or move them somewhere else.

If you're talking about the bottom of your picture, all the things I see at the bottom are part of your status bar. I don't know what theme you're using, but it doesn't seem to be the Obsidian default theme so I don't know what those things in your status bar are - they're not styled like the default status bar items.

[theKleyko]

That's the Obsidian status bar. It's expanded from its default size in the default theme to support QE appearing in the lower left. (The / in your picture.) If you want QE to instead appear at the top of the screen, you can change your "Window frame style" in "Appearance > Advanced" to "Obsidian frame". Or, you can hide QE from top and bottom by using the Style Settings plugin and using its "Hide Quick Explorer" option.

Note that if you hide QE entirely, there will be no place to click on it unless you enable "Show tab title bar" in Obsidian's "Appearance > Interface" settings, in which case you can use the paths in the tab title bar as a place to click.

Thank you so much for this reply!!!!!!!!! Now this plug in is perfect