One benefit of owning my codebase for notion based blog is -- I can fix things that no other developer would be interested in fixing.
For example, my post pages were fine, but my stream page had an overflow of code block, which I hacked a fix for in an hour 😅
BEFORE
The image displays a webpage titled "Nerdy Momo Cat," featuring a post under the "Stream" section dated January 5, 2024, about a "Notion Reference Manager." The post includes a list of instructions for setting up a Notion paper manager and a corresponding script for automation. A code snippet in a black box extends beyond the right edge of the visible page area, indicating that the content is not fully contained within the layout of the webpage.
AFTER
The image shows a webpage with text describing a Notion Reference Manager. It includes instructions for adding a paper name, setting an environment variable for the API key, adding a database ID, sharing the database for integration, and changing the script to run automatically. A section of code is displayed in a black box, indicating a script for hosting the automation elsewhere. The code block, which previously overflowed to the right, has been corrected to fit within the display area.
