I'd like the node note shown in the right hand org-roam-ui sidebar to look more like what I see in emacs, or at least what it would look like in exported html.
The left side of the screenshot below shows what I see in emacs (leading bullets hidden, org-superstar formatting), and the right side shows what I see in the org-roam-ui note sidebar. I'd like the two to look more like each other.
In the org-roam-ui sidebar, bullets aren't rendered, and there's no indentation, so the hierarchy is lost, making the sidebar hard to read.
The "Extensions" heading is partly collapsed, and that's not especially obvious. I also like to scan a note with everything expanded.
In the sidebar, each bullet has a little collapse/expand caret on the right, whether or not there are any bullets under it to collapse or expand. But if you do click it, some white space is removed; it would be nice not have those carets unless necessary.
This isn't an appearance thing, but in the sidebar, collapsing and expanding is mouse dependent, not keyboard-centric, like anybody using emacs surely loves.
Of course, implementing all of org-mode in the sidebar -- and also parsing my config -- is probably not the way to go. But what could be possible is use the html exported by emacs, paying attention to the org mode document directives. #+OPTIONS: H:0 num:0 would look very close to what I want, in fact, I put this at the top of my literature notes so the export looks right. org-roam-ui could read that from the .org file, or it could be some kind of an option.
I'd like the node note shown in the right hand org-roam-ui sidebar to look more like what I see in emacs, or at least what it would look like in exported html.
The left side of the screenshot below shows what I see in emacs (leading bullets hidden, org-superstar formatting), and the right side shows what I see in the org-roam-ui note sidebar. I'd like the two to look more like each other.
Of course, implementing all of org-mode in the sidebar -- and also parsing my config -- is probably not the way to go. But what could be possible is use the html exported by emacs, paying attention to the org mode document directives.
#+OPTIONS: H:0 num:0
would look very close to what I want, in fact, I put this at the top of my literature notes so the export looks right. org-roam-ui could read that from the .org file, or it could be some kind of an option.