Hide namespace parents

[PixelNinja]

I use namespaces/nested tags like “Person/David” or “Place/Australia/Sydney”. I love the new hierarchy section for these.

It would be great if:

• when linking to these pages only the last part of the name would be shown in preview mode, so for example just “David” or “Sydney” from above.
• when viewing those pages, the large page title only showed the last part and the prefixes were shown in the breadcrumb

[tylerwince]

Roam handles namespaces by giving the user 3 options for viewing the namespace while not editing a block.

Option 1: [[Place/Australia/Sydney]]
Option 2: [[P/A/Sydney]]
Option 3: [[Sydney]]

While editing the block, the text is shown like Option 1 no matter what (since you are editing the raw text). I think this is a decent set of choices and provides some nice options.

[303]

Hi, I agree and filed a similar request today:

Feature Request: Title independent of namespace path

Problem Namespace implementation is spectactular and appreciated. However, it punishes the user experience by putting the path (namespace) in the title, essentially muddying “what it is” with “where it lives.” This means that if a user has a complex namespace with an already long title, e.g., Root/Level 1/Level 2/Level 3/A longer descriptive title It displays as Root/Level 1/Level 2/Level 3/A longer descriptive title And as such within any search or lookups showing that title. And since we’…

I also upvoted yours having not seen it before.

[Yann]

Not exactly what you’re looking for, but pretty damn close:

GitHub - cannibalox/logseq-custom-files: logseq custom.js and custom.css...

[randomor]

Love this, but have you found a way to support relative url when creating namespaced page references?

Like when you type [[./Ideas]] from [[CoolProject]], it will automatically expand to [[Cool Project/Ideas]]?