+1
Is there a good mod for this?
A helpful discord user showed me that embedded docs can easily be hidden inside a foldable callout, like so:
[!My Callout]-
![[mydoc.pdf]]
Thanks deezy.
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+1 !!!
+1 for this!
I’d love to see all block types become foldable. E.g., i would love it if blockquotes were foldable.
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+1, please, yes
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(this is the latest discussion i could find on the topic)
What I want is simplicity: Embedded links in the standard Rendered Editing view should render with a clickable toggle indicator on the left, just as headings do. If collapsed, it would render exactly like [[Embed]] does (i.e. showing the text), and if expanded, it would render as its content like it currently does.
My use case is, I want to write an article and atomize the sections by making them separate files. I would write a section as
### Embed
Section text
This is foldable. But at some point I want this to be a separate note and then use the command to convert to a note and embed a link. This gives me ![[Embed]].
Then I can see the section inline. But I would like to be able to expand/collapse these sections the same as I would #### headings, but it no longer is possible. ### ![[embed]] doesn’t work because the stuff is inlined. So the only way to do this is the very clunky
### Embed
![[Embed]]
If there’s a plugin, to do something linke this, I’m open.
Commentary on previous discussion
I don’t use Reading View much, so zakazak’s link isn’t interesting to me.
redwards’s suggestion for embedded pdf doesn’t seem to do anything for embedded notes.
chrsle suggested some complex thing involving a crease plugin, which clutters the markdown both by requiring outline structures, a description line and a fold marker. I would forgo all that and just use ![[Note#Header]], if that could then be folded.
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+1, yes please!
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