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Unfortunately, I don't have the skill to try to implement the necessary code (html layout, css and js script) to obtain the same result with Amethyst. Could you examine the little-ocean code in order to see if it's possible to reproduce the backlink preview in Amethyst. Also please notice that the little-ocean theme doesn't need to run any external tool (i.e. hugo-obsidian) in order to generate backlinks and I wonder how this is done.. (Of course I understand that hugo-obsidian is mandatory in order to generate the knowledge graph beautifully displayed by Amethyst.
Thank you in advance for your help on this topic.
Phil.B
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I'm not too familiar with the little-ocean theme, but from what I can gather the backlink styling is entirely included in this .scss file, and the html is in this file.
You should be able to copy-paste the .scss styling into this file and replace the backlink code in this file with the little-ocean one. Let me know how it goes!
(Also, it seems like they're using a for loop over the built-in hugo Page object to generate the backlinks, which is totally possible to do in Amethyst as well. It's just that hugo-obsidian is still necessary for the graphs as you mentioned, so it made sense to use it for backlinks as well.)
Hello,
first I would like to thank you for this wonderful Amethyst Theme.
Nevertheless, I think that the little-ocean theme (https://github.com/justindsmith/little-ocean) offer better backlink preview. Please, see this page : https://little-ocean.netlify.app/list-of-characters/ and see the preview of the "Luke Skywalker" link. You'll see that text and image are displayed. I don't think this is the case for Amethyst backlinks preview.
Unfortunately, I don't have the skill to try to implement the necessary code (html layout, css and js script) to obtain the same result with Amethyst. Could you examine the little-ocean code in order to see if it's possible to reproduce the backlink preview in Amethyst. Also please notice that the little-ocean theme doesn't need to run any external tool (i.e. hugo-obsidian) in order to generate backlinks and I wonder how this is done.. (Of course I understand that hugo-obsidian is mandatory in order to generate the knowledge graph beautifully displayed by Amethyst.
Thank you in advance for your help on this topic.
Phil.B
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: