Generating a Plugins Page For My Logseq Graph
I didn't just break down a one-liner this time, but I also did that.
Logseq
Emulate tldr instead of man in your notes
I still use my PKMs wrong. Keep your notes small. Stick with one tool. Stay focused. Yep, none of that.
But I have learned that emulating man page style isn’t great. I have big notes on commands with every option, every subcommand, and every subcommand’s option.
[2022-08-04 Thu 10:04]
I tried visually replacing a few Logseq tags with icons in CSS. It worked!
Three down, a few thousand to go.
[2022-08-01 Mon 09:56]
I already knew Logseq does rich paste with C-v.
Today I learned plain-text paste is C-V.
That’s Control + Shift + v.
Makes it a lot easier to paste bookmark titles.
[2022-07-20 Wed 22:14]
Did the useful Logseq puttering. Now some decorative fun with the Logseq Banners plugin.
[2022-06-08 Wed 10:03]
Started playing with local custom.css to tweak the Panic theme
for Logseq
[2022-06-06 Mon 09:12]
Trying to keep all my notes in one spot. Failing utterly. But hey I am coming up with some fantastic-looking workflows for each note application along the way.
logseq-plugin-link-preview and the Solarized Extended theme pair up nicely on Logseq.
Logseq's Export Formats
Getting my second brain ready for post-processing
Logseq sure does work hard at being friendly
Talking about Logseq, a knowledge management tool roughly equivalent to Obsidian or Org-roam.
There’s just so many little affordances. Not even talking about the built-in query language or graph view. Those are full-on features, which other tools match or sometimes exceed. I’m talking about little things like t t to toggle between the light and dark mode of your current theme. It’s just nice to use even before you get to tweaks and plugins.