Indenting content under headers based on their level is a visual technique to create a visual hierarchy that makes it easier to understand the structure and organization of your document and facilitates the application of selective attention on specific structure part.

• You can specify the margins for the content of each heading in plugin settings
• Also you can add your own custom css to the headings and their content, using the classes data_h1/2/3/4/5/6 and heading_h1/2/3/4/5/6 appended to each rendered section in reading view

Preview

Install

You can download from Community plugins in Obsidian settings

ideas

You can combine different heading indent with custom CSS. For example, I prefer use h1 heading as title of a note in custom centered format, and the rest of headings as hierarchy, each one with different format in order to make more visual difference:

This plugin is handly combined with fold heading option and creases plugin to assign folding of specific heading level to a shortcut

roadmap

• #22
• when resizing obisdian window or pane, you need edit the content to make indentation apply (editing mode)
• in huge documents, indent is lost before you edit content there (editing mode)
• live preview like images, embeds, etc. are not indented (editing mode)
• glitches on scroll (reading mode)
• indent is lost under heading with huge content #8 (reading mode)
• no indentation within callouts