I often fail to spot collapsed blocks because the visual signposting of collapsed blocks is rather subtle. You have a slight halo around the bullet point, as below.
Is there way to make these more salient? I am thinking of two possibilities, firstly to make the halo brighter / a different colour, and secondly, to add some bread crumbs (preferably brightly coloured) at the end of the collapsed block.
Could this be done by CSS? I can’t seem to find any themes which provide better signposting for collapsed blocks, so I suspect not.
This is really helpful – thanks. Just wondering if there’s a way to maybe “highlight” the whole line where subordinate bullets are collapsed for when my eyes haven’t woken up yet?
And/or, so I learn something on the way, I know how to inspect elements etc. when using a browser to find out which CSS selector to change in a web page – is there a similar technique when using Logseq?
Welcome. For the color of the bullet itself, customize attribute background-color inside a css rule .bullet-container:not(.typed-list).bullet-closed span.bullet
Hi! Thank you for this post! It was difficult for me to see when the block was collapsed.
In case someone, like me, wants the background color to follow the color code of the theme I tweaked the code to look like the link color: