Closed NikitaVisitor closed 3 weeks ago
Could you elaborate on what the drop-down menu means? Since the properties are already added?
I'll try to explain it better. Logseq when entering :: shows a list of properties, and after selecting a property shows the values that were entered for this property earlier. video from logseq devs https://www.loom.com/share/27804e1bcd7b4e4bbf71ec14956c42fe
If I enter #books, then powertags adds the author/year/genre properties, but I haven't found a way to open the list of previously entered values for these properties, as if I clicked :: and then selected the property.
The metadata menu plugin for obsidian solves this problem like this - you can put the cursor on the property line after :: and press the space bar, then a list of previously entered values appears. Or if the value is not entered, then it would be enough to simply start editing the block in which there is a property in order for the list of previously entered values to open.
I see what you mean. The dropdown selection is triggered by the specific behaviour of shift + enter
, and then two :
. Unfortunately, this can't be replicated in the plugin. However, once the database version is out, it should be easier to select values for block properties.
Plugin Version
1.0.4
Logseq Version
0.9.3
What browsers are you seeing the problem on?
MacOS
What happened?
It would be great if, after adding properties, I could access a drop-down menu with matched property values. Just as if I had entered "::".
Also in my opinion it would be convenient to remove "..." when properties are created so that you can immediately enter a value without wasting time deleting three characters.