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Hi, this is a fun plugin which can potentially help lift the burden of a writer. Thank you. I was wondering if it would make sense to ignore newlines, more specifically blank lines between paragraphs?
What is effectively happening as it currently stands is that the previous chapter is already two levels down, rather than one. Text with standard, empty-line-separated paragraphs therefore fades twice as fast as expected.
For example, when my cursor ‸ is after "Duis vitae turpis vel elit efficitur consequat in ac tellus":
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Phasellus aliquam turpis et velit venenatis, non interdum quam laoreet. Nam ultricies tellus pharetra nibh rhoncus dictum vitae ut erat. Donec id mauris mi. Nam malesuada auctor luctus. Suspendisse sed nisi at sapien varius sagittis. Suspendisse potenti. Proin erat sem, tincidunt eget ante nec, aliquam posuere neque. Morbi sed ante venenatis nisl tincidunt vulputate. In vitae orci congue, pellentesque purus sit amet, egestas diam.
Aliquam erat volutpat. Mauris gravida nulla ut semper ultrices. Maecenas laoreet lorem vel mauris consequat, vitae pharetra ligula malesuada. Integer vehicula sagittis nisi, ullamcorper imperdiet purus dignissim eu. Maecenas sagittis sapien ac ipsum euismod venenatis. Suspendisse et euismod enim. Praesent in pretium magna, at volutpat lacus. In felis lacus, fringilla eu nulla vel, venenatis commodo felis. Proin aliquam suscipit leo quis molestie.
Duis vitae turpis vel elit efficitur consequat in ac tellus. ‸
Run of text
Distance from cursor
Level
Preferred level
Duis vitae...
0
0
0
\n\n
1
1
0
Aliquam..
2
2
1
\n\n
3
3
1
Lorem...
4
4
2
If one uses multiple spaces between paragraphs, this also fades out paragraphs faster than might be intuitive and expected.
I hope I've explained it clearly, and that this might be something to consider as perhaps a change or option. I realize this is paragraph-based thinking, which might deviate from line-based thinking I read from the code e.g. in fadedLineDeco
Hi, this is a fun plugin which can potentially help lift the burden of a writer. Thank you. I was wondering if it would make sense to ignore newlines, more specifically blank lines between paragraphs?
What is effectively happening as it currently stands is that the previous chapter is already two levels down, rather than one. Text with standard, empty-line-separated paragraphs therefore fades twice as fast as expected.
For example, when my cursor ‸ is after "Duis vitae turpis vel elit efficitur consequat in ac tellus":
If one uses multiple spaces between paragraphs, this also fades out paragraphs faster than might be intuitive and expected.
I hope I've explained it clearly, and that this might be something to consider as perhaps a change or option. I realize this is paragraph-based thinking, which might deviate from line-based thinking I read from the code e.g. in
fadedLineDeco
obsidian-ghost-fade-focus/src/main.ts
Line 129 in 2a24477
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