Logseq - Creating a Reading List with Templates, Page Properties and Queries
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Logseq.com
This video provides an overview of how you might go about creating a Reading List, or any other type of data library in Logseq. I try to provide an intro to template, page properties and queries to create a beautiful looking library.
I hope this helps and you find it useful. Any comments, likes, follows are greatly appreciated.
Many thanks for watching.
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Great video, thanks! Very nice library/reading list implementation, I immediately changed mine to something similar.
By the way, I found that instead of adding a \ to [\[Books]] to remove the template from the list and having to undo that \ every time you add a book, the query can also be modified to something like the following to exclude that template page: {{query (and [[book]] (not [[template]] )) }}. At least that works for me.
Thanks, this was a great video - a useful example and great pacing. I really like the idea of a general Template page too.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment
This is fantastic. Thank you very much. Simple - Concise - Practical. ♥️
Thank you so much for this. I ramble enough during the work day so trying to do some succinct videos on tools for thought apps. Glad you like it and really appreciate the comment
@@ed_nico Just came across this on Twitter. I love your workflow. I think this can use beyond a book tracker. Good luck with quality work! You deserve more recognition!
Fantastic! Simple and easy to implement, thanks so much!!
Great! Thanks so much! Clear and concise demonstration of these features in Logseq
Very kind. Thank you very much, much appreciated
Thank you for this tutorial ! It was very helpful and easy to follow !
Thank you - Glad to hear it helped!
Thanks! Great explanation and implementation!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video :) I first saw a picture added in meta-data on one of your twitter posts, and it's a great idea!
Thank you so much. Anyone else reading this and interested in Logseq, please do check out OneStutteringMind's channel. You will not be disappointed!
Beautifully done.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for your effort, it helped me a lot! Good luck in Dubai!
Thank you kindly. Any questions just let me know either on there or the Discord. Thanks
¡Thanks! I was looking for this kind of template.
Glad I could help!
Great explanation video 👍
nicely done
thank You. Its so aplicable
It´s awesome, thanks dude!
Glad you like it!
WOW！Great thanks 。
Glad you like it!
Hi Ed, one question: in 4:01 you are writing the sub-title "content". I tried several times, but it failed to make a template out of all. Always when I make the sub-title, Logseq is creating another block which is not included into the template. Can you help me to understand what I am doing wrong?
I'm not sure if I understand your problem correctly, but I will try. Blocks that you want to be included need to be indented under the "Books" header and when you create the template, make sure you are right clicking on the "Books" header and not the "Meta" one. Hope that helps!
Hello thank you for this Video
On the Thumbnail next to "Reading List" there is a Symbol/Emoji, do you know how i can add a custom one?
Hi there. Thank you very much. To add the emoji, in Windows if you click on the page title and then do Windows Key and . (Period) it will bring up the emoji keyboard. If not you can Google an emoji and should be able to copy and paste