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Recognize aliases when resolving inherited icons #1
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check latest update! |
Thanks for the prompt response. It does not do what I expected, maybe I didn't put it precisely. Here is my scenario: People.md
Elon Musk.md
When I now write something like, only Thanks, HTH |
oh, i thought you have: People.md
Elon Musk.md
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will try... |
should be something like:
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uhhh.... it was challenging )))
+ cases when local icon wins inherited ))) PS: aliased page with inherited props-as-alias not covered yet, cose to complex rare case with possible performance issues check latest update! |
Awesome, this works! Thanks for the fast implementation. |
i'm not so much using aliases.... so case "original page with inherited props-as-alias" (which i've implemented first, wrongly) - maybe delete it? isn't it rare? |
Is this the scenario from #1 (comment)? I would not need that. I, too, think it is a rather rare use case. |
Idea
Currently, inherited page icons only work for the exact page reference. It would be nice if this plugin would also take aliases into account until logseq/logseq#3763 might be solved.
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