# Snippet Commander

A simple Obsidian plugin to toggle CSS snippets instantly via the command palette — no need to dig through Settings every time.

## The Problem

To enable or disable a CSS snippet in Obsidian you have to:
Settings → Appearance → scroll down → find the snippet → click the toggle.

If you use many snippets or switch them often — this gets annoying fast.

## The Solution

Press `Ctrl+P` → type "Snippet Commander" → check or uncheck the snippets you need. Done. Instantly, no page reload.

## Features

- Toggle any CSS snippet directly from the command palette
- Works with multiple snippets at once
- No restart or reload required
- Lightweight — no dependencies

## Installation

### Manual
1. Download `main.js`, `manifest.json`, and `styles.css` from the latest [Release](../../releases)
2. Copy them to your vault: `.obsidian/plugins/snippet-commander/`
3. Enable the plugin in Settings → Community Plugins

### Via Community Plugins
Search for **Snippet Commander** in the Obsidian Community Plugins browser.

## Support

If this plugin saves you time, consider supporting the development:

☕ [Support on Boosty](https://boosty.to/imemineoff)

## Author

Made by [ImeMine](https://github.com/MeMineoff)

## License

MIT