- Places bullet blocks on the left and right. If tag parent blocks, its descendant blocks are placed next to it.
Normally, it can be applied as custom CSS, but we have made it a plugin to make it easier to use.
Warning
This plugin does not work with Logseq db version.
- If attach a specific tag to a parent block, child blocks will be placed next to it.
The tags are hidden except when editing.
Not supported > Bullet Threading
plugin cannot be used at the same time
Install from Logseq Marketplace
- Press [
---
] on the top right toolbar to open [Plugins
]. Selectmarketplace
. TypeSide
in the search field, select it from the search results and install.
- Tag the parent block.
Tags containing
.side
are displayed only when editing.
Either of the following methods:
- From toolbar
- Tag directly
- Add a specific tag to the parent block.
#.side
: width unset#.side-s
: width 100px#.side-m
: width 200px#.side-l
: width 300px#.side-ll
: width 400px#.side-lll
: width 500px
- Add a specific tag to the parent block.
From the second time onwards, Type a space and
#.
, suggestions will be displayed.
Go to the Discussions tab to ask and find this kind of things.
- Showcase > Use it by embedding it in a template.
- Note: When the plugin is not used, such as on mobile versions, the dedicated CSS is not applied. Please add it manually to custom.css. Or if install as custom CSS without this plugin
- This plugin relies on Logseq's DOM (Document Object Model) structure. If the DOM structure changes due to a Logseq version update, styles may not be applied. We will adjust the CSS to deal with it. If you notice something, please raise an issue.
- Similar functionality is implemented in another plugin too.
- Missing Commands & Views plugin Tablerview
If you wish to migrate, please change the page names of the tags used in this plugin.
- Missing Commands & Views plugin Tablerview
- CSS code > @alexl
- Icon > icooon-mono.com
- Author > @YU000jp