Make "toggle" a feature of every block

[Oshyan]

@jakub

Instead of making every block collapsable, I prefer that way which allows me to decide when to use it

This was always the intention of this feature request:

@Oshyan

If you look at other systems that use blocks, such as Roam, every block can be collapsed. This is a good example, however we do not want everything to be an “outline” (set of bullet points) as it is in Roam

@Oshyan

Only the “outliner” apps like Roam and Dynalist, etc. seem to have realized this, although they essentially enforce all content to be “lists”, which is also non-ideal. Free page layout, including columns, but allowing toggle on a per-block basis, would be a nice improvement that no other system that I’m aware of has implemented. One trick may be implementing it in an intuitive but not obtrusive way, but I trust the team can resolve that!

@Oshyan

Basically you can have almost any block be a toggle, it’s just a “property” of a block.

I still think Capacities has one of the best current example implementations of this:

Make "toggle" a feature of every block instead of/in addition to a block type

I saw a recent implementation of this that I really liked, and which aligned with much of how I had been thinking about the “formatting” vs. “functionality” of blocks as well. In short, I think an extension of the “toggle on every block” concept is that certain kinds of functionality could be separated from formatting, as they are arguably separate concepts. How something looks vs. how something works (what you can do with it, how you can interact with it, if at all). To some degree the lines ar…