Logseq links to the same page regardless of capitalization, which I think is great… But I would love it if the displayed links to that page the way I choose to represent it within a block.
Right now, if I create a page called My Project and then link to it within a block with [[my project]], once I unfocus from the block it will read as “Just an example of [[My Project]]” instead of what I actually typed: “Just an example of [[my project]]”.
If this is not a bug but a feature, I’d be curious to know the rational behind that behavior. I feels very confusing to me…
Not sure what you mean by “the other way around” but yeah… After playing some more with it, I realized sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn’t. And I haven’t been able to figure out the logic behind the behavior
BTW my recommendation with a couple months more experience is:
Use plain markdown links to wrap page links within a sentence, don’t resort on this unreliable feature.
Example: Respect [lowercase]([[Letter case]]) page link, when page title is [capitalized]([[Capitalization]]).
It might sound like unneeded additional work, but has benefits:
Page renaming or restructuring won’t harm structure of your past sentences.
No housekeeping work, forces in a pit of success with graph growth
shorter page links
can be used flexibly, no page aliases needed
E.g. if the page name is a substantive, you can use its reference as verb in the sentence.
adds context to links, which is one way more to boost memory
Use Ctrl+l shortcut to wrap those links quickly.
Tags (#mytag) don’t need to be wrapped, as they usually are not part of a sentence.
