1/ Templating in @logseq
I am on day 3 of my deep dive into Logseq. Also, I am using Tana in parallel, inputting the same data, tags, and structure into each tool. (Is anyone curious about my observations? 😏)
However, today's thread is about Logseq's template feature. #TfT
I am on day 3 of my deep dive into Logseq. Also, I am using Tana in parallel, inputting the same data, tags, and structure into each tool. (Is anyone curious about my observations? 😏)
However, today's thread is about Logseq's template feature. #TfT
2/ This is another important feature, and Logseq has us covered.
It is super easy to define a template with bullets, structure and metadata (properties).
As shown here, right mouse click on a node and define it as a template.
To use the template, type /Template
It is super easy to define a template with bullets, structure and metadata (properties).
As shown here, right mouse click on a node and define it as a template.
To use the template, type /Template
3/ The template feature allows for inserting dynamic variables for dates and current page. Perhaps there are more variables? I don't know. Here is what is documented: 
4/ I have always been a believer in using templates, they provide a consistent way to handle repeating activities.
I like using them for having a number of meeting types defined, projects, cataloging various entities and of course checklists.
I like using them for having a number of meeting types defined, projects, cataloging various entities and of course checklists.
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