If I have for example one hundred bullet points in one page, then LogSeq will keep collapsing the bullet point everytime I write a new bullet point and it will keep doing this - it will scroll me back to the previous bullet points when I am writing.
It is a really annoying thing to happen.
How do I fix this???
I don’t understand why it happens when I have too many bullet points. Isn’t that the point of the entire software?
This recently started happening when I keep a PDF’s annotations page open while I read. After a certain number of annotations, adding a new one causes the bottom half of the annotations page’s bullets to disappear, only to reappear if I scroll around or reopen the page. I don’t know how to fix it. :\
I’ve personally found that collapsing various branches I’m not in (or zooming in on the section I’m focused on) helps with this a lot.
But I agree, it’s definitely annoying.
This is how I fixed it. Thank you!
Just want to chime in that 2 years later this is still an issue. Very annoying. It’s almost as if Logseq developers run small unit tests to ensure bug free behavior but do not consider how Logseq performs under extended practical use…