Hey, don't mock it like that! It actually worked for me once... Out of the 300 times I've seen it suggested over the course of my 5 years doing helpdesk.
AFAIK this behavior is part of Logseq's core functionality. There are some settings you can change as a workaround, but it's purely cosmetic. The source markdown files still have every line starting with a hyphen.
I've done something similar using the Violent Monkey extension for Firefox, RES (to load all of my comments on a single page), and a script I found on Greasy Fork. That script was supposed to replace comments with gibberish, THEN delete everything, but I hacked the deletion part away and changed the gibberish edit for a custom text. Let me try and fix it so I can share it with you (unless someone with a better solution shows up).
I loved Gruvbox from the moment I first tried it, but couldn't live without Things' tasks status, so... I'm using Things as active theme, but I've added Gruvbox's entire CSS as a snippet. Beautiful beast.
What's zupdog?
There is Jason Langevin (JayzTwoCents on Instagram and YouTube), though I think he lives in California.
Hey, don't mock it like that! It actually worked for me once... Out of the 300 times I've seen it suggested over the course of my 5 years doing helpdesk.
Yea, it was one of the dealbreakers for me. I had to settle on Obsidian for now (which is great, tbf).
AFAIK this behavior is part of Logseq's core functionality. There are some settings you can change as a workaround, but it's purely cosmetic. The source markdown files still have every line starting with a hyphen.
I've done something similar using the Violent Monkey extension for Firefox, RES (to load all of my comments on a single page), and a script I found on Greasy Fork. That script was supposed to replace comments with gibberish, THEN delete everything, but I hacked the deletion part away and changed the gibberish edit for a custom text. Let me try and fix it so I can share it with you (unless someone with a better solution shows up).
The first one! Though I actually feel like trying Material Gruvbox now, haha
I loved Gruvbox from the moment I first tried it, but couldn't live without Things' tasks status, so... I'm using Things as active theme, but I've added Gruvbox's entire CSS as a snippet. Beautiful beast.