OK quick @RoamResearch experiment with new, stabilized block-embeds and "attribute tables".
If you want to keep the attribute table columns in a particular order, this is how... (read on)
Usually the ordering moves the "most recently edited" entry to the far right column.
If you want to keep the attribute table columns in a particular order, this is how... (read on)
Usually the ordering moves the "most recently edited" entry to the far right column.
2/ This is a problem if you "need" the columns to be in a certain order (see below pic) because you can't edit them without reshuffling.
HOWEVER if you just put a block embed in the place you want, you can edit into that block embed with no change to table order
NOTE, though ->
HOWEVER if you just put a block embed in the place you want, you can edit into that block embed with no change to table order
NOTE, though ->
3/ you can't directly edit within-table but you CAN click on the entry in an attr-table to bring it up in side window... you can edit its block-embed there, AND use it to navigate to wherever it "lives"
(thus, attr-tables become "indexes" ... one of their secret superpowers).
(thus, attr-tables become "indexes" ... one of their secret superpowers).
4/ correction/addendum (for completeness):
The leftmost column is always the attribute that you used to call up the table, e.g. {{attr-table::[[avocado]]}} will always have avocado as leftmost
The remaining columns are L-->R by "last-edited"
The leftmost column is always the attribute that you used to call up the table, e.g. {{attr-table::[[avocado]]}} will always have avocado as leftmost
The remaining columns are L-->R by "last-edited"
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