Supposed to be a quick “hey here’s what I’m listening to.” Naturally I spent half an hour being annoyed with trivial display issues.

Stay tuned while I decide on a better way to display album details from the local data. Maybe something with beets.

Meanwhile, here’s the general idea:

Ministry — Land of Rape and Honey (1988)

Tracks

• Ministry - Stigmata (Update Mix)
• Ministry - The Missing
• Ministry - Deity
• Ministry - Golden Dawn
• Ministry - Destruction
• Ministry - Hizbollah
• Ministry - The Land of Rape and Honey
• Ministry - You Know What You Are
• Ministry - I Prefer
• Ministry - Flashback [Explicit]
• Ministry - Abortive

Playback and purchase options

via Odesli

I tried visually replacing a few Logseq tags with icons in CSS. It worked!

How’d I do it? Here I’ll just paste from my journal note figuring out the first one. I’m sure I’ll revisit this tonight after taking care of the day’s business.

• #idea Thinking about custom tag icons for logseq
  • #warning under construction #warning
  • Inspired by Obsidian Alternate Checkboxes CSS snippet
  • Here’s what #idea looks like in the dev console:

    • <div
           class=""
           style="display: inline;"
           data-tooltipped=""
           aria-describedby="tippy-tooltip-119"
           data-original-title="null"
           ><a
               data-ref="idea"
               class="tag">#idea</a></div>
      

  • #question how do my installed plugins change the structure?
    • I don’t think I currently have any plugins that alter element attributes
  • Set up CSS Selector #bookmark to match
    • a.tag[data-ref="idea"]
  • Hide the displayed tag by making it tiny

    • a.tag[data-ref="idea"] {
        border: none;
        font-size: 0;
      }
      

  • Append an icon with the font size we started at

    • a.tag[data-ref="idea"]:after {
        content: "💡";
        font-size: initial;
      }
      

  • as-is, this has accessibility issues and font-size: initial won’t work with headings. Also, to do it right I should be encoding the icon

Side note — hah! no? ok sorry — the Vivaldi browser sidebar makes a great spot for Amplenote jots.