Nibodhika
Nibodhika
I can confirm this behavior.
Also, I didn't wanted to change that because it might be a reason, but shouldn't the line 33 be: ```python return self._get_home_dir() + PATHS[name] ``` Otherwise if the first check...
Since no one is replying with any counter-argument, I went ahead and fixed it in case this is merged.
I have another use case for this, I'm moving my recipes to silverbullet, some recipes need another one, e.g. cannelloni would need one recipe for the pasta/pancakes and one for...
Sorry, yeah, I started writing that comment before you posted that, I'll try that if it works for a header it should be easy to adapt to work with any...
For anyone else reading, I've adapted @henrikx script to work with the `{{ section }}` syntax so you can include multiple headings: ```js silverbullet.registerFunction("pageSection", async (page, section) => { const...
I still see them rendered in the page though @zefhemel but in any case I've updated mine locally to use the HTML comment syntax because the one I used there...
I agree with that last comment, I can understand why fuzzy matches are default and all, but exact matches should always be first, it's really annoying looking for a command...
It does, a quick test seems to show that this is exactly what I was looking for, hope this becomes stable and gets documented soon, I'll be using it in...