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Roam has the feature of collapsing or expanding notes with child bullet points.
Over time I've noticed this is very useful when I work because it keeps a clean work space.
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So I think philosophy of Roam and Trilium are a bit different regarding this - in Trilium primary way to represent structure is the note tree and there you can collapse as you wish.
Then in a note you can create (nested) lists as you wish, but they are not really expected to get huge that you would need to collapse them etc. In such case it would make more sense to break the note into multiple separate notes in a hierarchy.
Having said that, I'm not necessarily against such feature, but this is a matter of the text editing component (CKEditor) and there I'm mostly limited to what it supports or sometimes I can write small plugins where it makes sense. This however does not seem lie something I could easily implement without having to alter the CKEditor core components ...
Yes, now that you've mentioned that you're using CKEditor it makes total sense.
I'll try to change my workflow and adapt with Trilium's way of doing things :D
Roam has the feature of collapsing or expanding notes with child bullet points.
Over time I've noticed this is very useful when I work because it keeps a clean work space.
This note
would become
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: