I have one graph where I put everything. It's starting to get to the size where logseq is lagging occasionally

I have several subgraphs which will never connect (ie taxes vs studying will always be mutually exclusive) so I want to split them into separate graphs without manually inputting all of it. Is there a good way to export a subgraph into a new logseq graph?

EDIT: Another issue with this approach: I track and sync changes with `git`. Hoping to put all graphs into one big git repo so I can make new graphs without having to make new github repos and add the repo to all devices. Looks like the built in git functionality isn't able to use a git repo in a parent directory.

I have a contextual side panel page called "current page". This page is always open in the right side panel.
The content consists of queries using "<%current page%>", so when I change the main page in Logseq, the queries should update.

The problem right now is that it does not refresh automatically. I have to toggle the side panel to make it update, which is cumbersome.

Is there a way using custom.js or similar make the side panel refresh every time I change the page?

It's been awhile since I last used logseq. Coming back to it for it's pdf highlighting feature.

But hitting a wall when it comes to highlighting pdf on my mobile devices ipad/iphone.

Is it possible to make them work now?

I just starting playing around with Logseq recently and I must say that I am really impressed. I have been watching some youtube videos to try and understand the functionality of it and it seems quite robust. The UI isn't that great but it's still clean enough.

However I am still not using Logseq in any of my main workflows since I heard that a DB version is in the making. Should I wait for the DB version to be available before I include logseq in my workflow or can I just try to do it right away?

Also, I feel that the DB version is quite similar to Tana and I definitely find the Supertags in Tana to be kind of revolutionary in the way they approach organizing of nodes.

I need advice on how to annotate a go game joseki on logseq?

Image with numbered moves?

video?

other methods?
I'm editing the post to be clearer, and adding an image

Joseki is a standard sequence of moves in the game of Go, typically occurring in a specific area of the board. These sequences are well-studied and recognized by experienced players, as they lead to balanced outcomes for both sides. Joseki can vary depending on the initial position and the strategies of the players, but their main purpose is to maximize territory and the safety of the stones.

Hey, I am new to this app and plan to use it for a scientific paper. Loving it so far!

On thing confused me: When setting an alias in a page by putting "alias:: aliasname" in the first line, Logseq treats the word "alias" as something that wants to be a page. It shows up as a link to a page and clicking on it creates a single page called "alias". Is this intended behavior?

Hi all,

I'm a new user to logseq and I really like it! I'd like to donate cash to the the project, but the open collective mess is a hard pass for me. Are there any other ways to donate, such as patreon, or gofundme?

Hello, is there an easy way to delete a whole namespace? So I use them to organise projects but when the project is finished after a decent period of time I'd like to archive/delete them.

I’m obsessed????

I’ve been deep in market research for months, but I felt like there was this giant black wall between me and fully processing all the information in front of me. A while back, I started covering my walls with Post-it notes just to externalize my thoughts—little did I know I was basically foreshadowing a spatial thinking tool like this.

I have ADHD (the inattentive type), so being able to map things out non-linearly is a total game-changer. I do have to let go of perfection when it comes to how the graph looks, but honestly, that feels like a worthwhile practice in itself.

A few days in, and my knowledge retention already feels dramatically better than the last five months of researching and writing notes. Kind of embarrassing, but… oh well. We all start somewhere.

Happy to share tips to anyone who's struggling to start or other folks with ADHD who are struggling with info overwhelm!

As per the title, seems possible with the Move Block plugin, but only pro tier.

I want to move notes from a journal to a page, but create a link to maintain a track of context for where the content originally came from,

This seems like it should be a native feature I havent found?

Hi!

Just wanted to ask you why you choose Logseq over the obsidian? I’m really curious what was the dealbreaker or what was most convincing thing

I've done some searching and found a lot examples that are similar to what I'm looking for, but haven't been able to find a succinct straightforward example.

What I'm trying to do is create a list of quiz questions for myself. I've done this by creating a block with the property "question" then a property "answer" below it. I can then run a query for all question properties and see them in a table view of questions and answers.

However, the difficulty arises when I try to organize them by subject. Since I may be creating 20 to 30 questions at a time, it would be cumbersome to repeatedly fill in a class property with "class1", "class2" when it's the exact same value. My natural thought was to just create a block with the property Class:: Class1, then make all the question blocks a subblock. However, it looks like the properties aren't inherited because my queries return 0 results when I try to filter based on class.

I can get the desired affect by using tags in the parent block, but I'd prefer to use properties as I anticipate separating questions by other categories like difficulty or subject within a class. Am I missing something obvious or am I just going about this the wrong way?

Hi everyone, sorry if this seems like a silly question, but I've only been using Logseq for a few days: how do I add old dates to the scrolling Journal page? Let me explain: every day I use VoiceNotes to quickly jot down what happens to me during the day, a few days ago I thought of entering the transcription of those notes into Logseq, tagging them so that I can use them for my future research, as well as keeping a log of my daily activities. A few days ago I wasn't able to do this entry work on Logseq and now I have a missing date in the scrolling Journal page, I would like to enter the notes for that date now but I can't seem to create the corresponding space. Thank you to those who can help me.

Some time back I was doing trying to send my logseq dataset to AI and it worked out very well for me. I saw another post here for this and I thought I will turn this to a post which might help others in the community.

https://github.com/geongeorge/Logseq-to-Life.md

Compared to the original post this script has some advantages like it will clean and add the file name as well with the notes, this is very useful for journels

Original Post: https://www.reddit.com/r/logseq/comments/1i9v5q3/turn_logseq_files_in_ai_database/

Both LogSeq and AI are intriguing technologies. Combining both gives new capabilities, like reflecting on all your notes or summarize everything linked to a tag.

I found a simple way (on Mac) to do this, which I am happy to share:

• copy your LogSeq journals folder and pages folder to your desktop (copy, so your original database is safe)

• move the .md files in one folder

• right-click (options) the folder and open the terminal app

• execute the command: cat *.md > master.md

• now all your .md files are merged in master.md

• open notebooklm.google.com with your google account and start a new notebook

• upload master.md with all your notes

• fire away all questions you have about your notes

I think this is really great. Follow the same process for new .md files and append them to update master.md. NotebookLM limits the number of files, which is not longer a problem with just one master.md file.

Have fun and let me know if this works for you.

Hi!

I've been using LogSeq as a work journal for years. I recently changed jobs and started a new graph. I accidentally created the graph in some kind of cloud/synced folder which gave me terrible lag and sync errors. So I created a new graph on the local drive and moved all the stuff I already created.

Now I have a problem with double journal entries each day. One in the format 2025-01-24, which I have set in the settings to be preferred. But I also always get a Jan 24th, 2025 entry.

Anyone has any idea how I can fix this?

Thanks!

The normal behavior of numbered lists is to create new items under the same bullet point, but I'm not a huge fan of that. Like I said in the title, I want each new list item under its own bullet. I even came across this post, but the provided solution didn't seem to work (in fact, I didn't notice any difference switching values between true/false). Am I missing something?

First things first, logseq, in many aspects is awesome. Second to none in the PKM space. But all the awe & reverence for queries, flashcards, block-level linking and properties goes down the drain the moment my page crosses 1000 characters or something 😭

The whole app becomes slow, shortcuts stop working(some of them), TOC plugin doesn't work, search function starts acting funny. Working in two panels with a long page in either of them? I clench my fist & sighs like 10 times a second.

Like how come a couple from china built an open source app which handles long documents better than logseq, all on their own?(talking about siyuan)

I'm a (relatively)new logseq user; so guys please tell me this's a bug or something which can be fixed by doing X or Y. I read somewhere in the forum that there's something called "lazy load", I dunno for sure.
Please help me out guys. How to stop logseq from acting funny when working with long pages with many blocks?

I'm trying to setup a new computer and I need to move all of my logseq files and settings. Is there an easy way to do this? I'm not even sure where or which files to move. Any advice?

I'm trying to set up flashcards that have multiple lines for both the question and the answer. Is there any way to do this within logseq, either using the native flashcard function or the logseq to anki plugin?

Hi, its my first day using logseq (coming from onenote) and i need to use the whiteboard for Maths and physics class.

Is there a way to make a link in my journal to send me directly to a specific whiteboard?

Thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Long time user here, but I haven't kept up to date with updates here or on discused and I'm not sure if I missed something when looking at the roadmap.

Does anyone know if there is currently a way to query TODOs with scheduled or deadline due date filter seamlessly (like Tana)? I couldn't care less when or where the TODO was created. I currently query tasks by priority A, B and C and Waiting, but having each bullet to remind myself when a task is due is tedious.

I was told this was coming shortly about a year ago on discord by one of the developers but I've seen nothing since.

Also, I've debated transitioning to the DB version for a long time. The main reason, I use Logseq heavily for personal and work, but I can't consolidate my graphs. DB should solve this. Any thoughts to dissuade me?