Useful @NotionHQ discovery:
If you have a linked database with filter criteria, dragging a page into it applies that filter criteria.
Here I'm dragging from another linked DB that targets the same original DB. However, this is possible with pages from other DBs too.
If you have a linked database with filter criteria, dragging a page into it applies that filter criteria.
Here I'm dragging from another linked DB that targets the same original DB. However, this is possible with pages from other DBs too.
This, along with the improvements they've made to how inline DBs are displayed on mobile devices, means my Evernote-styled note-taking system might be able to use a single master database now.
I'm thinking through that now; updates soon.
I'm thinking through that now; updates soon.
Example 2: Another linked database for a sub-category is hidden in a toggle. Dragging a note there will apply both the category and sub-category, and will ensure the note shows in BOTH linked DB's (category-based and sub-category-based)
Last little insight for tonight:
The same trick works with "is empty" filters, and can be used to remove a property selection.
Given this, it's possible to build a drag-and-drop note-taking system with any number of hierarchy levels. Just gotta set your filters right.
The same trick works with "is empty" filters, and can be used to remove a property selection.
Given this, it's possible to build a drag-and-drop note-taking system with any number of hierarchy levels. Just gotta set your filters right.
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