About this website →
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I make some of those notes public

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I extract the public pages and blocks from Logseq and publish them using hugo. For more details on how this flow works, you can read about how I publish this website.

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Some nice things this system currently supports and brings over from Logseq

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Collapsible blocks

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Fun.

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Links between pages

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You can navigate my notes the same way I do, with the exception that if a page or block being linked is private then it is visible but not clickable.

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Pages show backlinks at the bottom of the page like in Logseq

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For an example, you can go to my page on Occam’s Razor and scroll to the bottom to see all the backlinks to that page (i.e. all the places where I link to Occam’s Razor).

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Blocks have permanent links and their own pages

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Tap the arrow to the right to see this block’s permanent page, it uses the Logseq block UUID as the URL.

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This prototypes a possible way to link between different people’s knowledge graphs using the familiar structure of URLs. This relates to the idea of a World Knowledge Graph, and I discuss it more in my post on How Logseq should build a World Knowledge Graph.

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Block references

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If a block has a number to the right, that means it is referenced by another block. Selecting the number takes you to the block’s own page where you can see what references this block.

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Twitter and YouTube shortcodes

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Logseq and hugo both support these shortcodes to display YouTube and Twitter links with a nice preview.

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Embedding images

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This is not done very well yet, but essentially works.

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Some nice things this system will hopefully one day support

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Search

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Preview link on hover

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Displaying rich link types

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Comments

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