How to hide `Home` from `cmd+p` search

[nikivi]

I don’t want this Home to be there.

[nikivi]

tried this //@type = "heading" or (@level <= 1/ancestor-or-self::* and not(name = 'Home')) but that failed

[jessegrosjean]

Home is a special case that I always add. Generally Command-P is intended as a navigation command and I always want there to be a way to go home from it.

[nikivi]

It’s just I have keybind for going home instantly:

So I don’t need it there, it just wastes precious space.

Please consider ignoring it from list as an option.

[jessegrosjean]

Hum… maybe I can add. I was originally thinking I would need to add to app settings but I guess this would fit in well into the popup settings that are specific to the Command-P palette.

[nikivi]

also please consider adding this search (that does not a global search but a search within focused todo)

Add special search for `headings` but inside a `focused in` on todo

I want a similar thing to cmd+p but when I have todo focused in on i.e. in below [image] I want to have a search that includes all todos that are inside it (no matter how deeply nested they are). And that is different to cmd+p global search. Thank you.

I need a way to search through bullet points to jump to (inside a focused in bullet point), very very useful for me

[jessegrosjean]

Please try this preview release, it adds a setting to Hide/Show home:

Bike 1.19 (184) Preview

This is the “Focus Heading” menu item release: Up key will now wrap to last item Down key will now wrap to first item Command-Up will move to first item Command-Down will move to last item Added setting to remove “Home” item Added setting to use relative outline path. Use a relative path to limit choices to the focused portion of you outline To get preview releases through Bike’s software update select: Bike > Preferences > General > Include “preview” releases. Or download directly from Bike…

[nikivi]

wow wow

Thank you for this addition