Logtools - productivity pack :

a collection of css-based tools and plugins for Logseq.

Kanban

tag a block with #.v-kanban or #.v-kanban-wide (more samples here https://discuss.logseq.com/t/css-trigger-columns-kanban-view-with-tags/390) - - see the related Template below

options:

-w100, -w150, -w200, -w300,-w400 : adjust width of each column (fixed numbers in px)
-small : smaller fonts to fit more columns
-wide : force the use of full-width and horizontal scroll if needed demo: #.v-kanban
- Kanban starter templates: replace the titles and catagories to your liking, invoke with /kanban

- a Kanban #.v-kanban
template:: kanban
    - `TO DO`
        - 1
        - 2
    - `IN PROGRESS`
        - 1
        - 2
    - `DONE`
        - 1
        - 2
- Wide Kanban #.v-kanban-wide
template:: kanban-wide
    - `UNDER REVIEW`
        - 1
        - 2
    - `RETAKE`
        - 1
        - 2
    - `APPROVED`
        - 1
        - 2
    - `ARCHIVED`
        - 1
        - 2
    - `DROPPED`
        - 1
        - 2

Eisenhower Matrix

tag a block with #.v-eisenhower (https://discuss.logseq.com/t/css-template-eisenhower-matrix/526)

Priority Matrix #.v-eisenhower-matrix

use this template for easy invoke via slash command /eisenhower-matrix :
```
- #.v-eisenhower-matrix
template:: eisenhower-matrix
    - [[TODO]]
        -
        -
        -
    - [[DECIDE]]
        -
        -
        -
    - [[DELEGATE]]
        -
        -
        -
    - [[ELIMINATE]]
        -
        -
        -
```
Numbered lists

tag a block with #.v-numlist (https://discuss.logseq.com/t/css-numbered-lists/387/5) to repace children bullets with incremental numbers (works on 2 sub-levels max for now)

Border

a utility tag to create borders around blocks. use #.v-self-border; #.v-border-child or #.v-self-border-child to add a frame/border around blocks. Great to highlight important blocks or to make cards or tables with the kanban or columns tags

demo :

Gallery

tag a parent block with #.v-gallery and put links to images in separate children blocks (by default the images are displayed as 200x200px)

options:
- -col2 to -col7 : defnine the number of columns, images size will auto adjust
- -w100, -w200, -w300,-w400 : adjust width of each pic (fixed numbers in px)
- -fit : fit width
- -h300 or -h400 to change the height, default is 200px
- append these suffixes to the main tag, so for instance : #.v-gallery-col5 creates a grid of 5 columns, #.v-gallery-w300 creates a gallery where each pic is 300 pixels wide, etc
demo: #.v-gallery-fit

Like-Dislike (Pro-Cons)

tag a bock with #like or #dislike for reviews or comparisons: it will replace the bullets by + and - . see the related Template below demo #Like and #Dislike (with #.v-kanban applied)

pros and cons template(used for reviews or comparisons, works well in conjunction with the #.v-kanban tags)
```
- procons #.v-kanban
template:: procons
    - #like
        -
    - #dislike
        -
```

Columns view

usage: #.v-columns- followed by a number of columns between 2 and 6. eg #.v-columns-2, #.v-columns-4, etc... a complement to Kanban and Gallery. Useful to span content across multiple columns to create a newspaper-like layout or make long lists easier to browse.

demo #.v-columns-4
.v-columns-2 : a 2 columns, newspapaer-style maybe be easier to browse

INSTALL

via the Marketplace
alternatively download the zip and unpack it in a folder of your choice, then in logseq, go to the main menu > plugins, then click on Load unpacked plugin and point it to the folder logtools-css-productivitypack (not the parent folder)
for use via CUSTOM.CSS or on mobile, you can also download the zip, open the index.js and copy only the css rules from line3 /* -- like dislike ----------------------------------------- */ til /*==== ls-border end ====== */ included and paste them inside you /logseq/custom.css file

TIPS :

Try to combine the tags to uncover more possibilities : eg combine Kanban + Borders to create a table with a single tag #.v-kanban-border-children or with separate tags #.V-kanban #.v-border-children
the css was packaged as a plugin in order to auto-update via the marketplace, however, the css rules can also be used in custom.css (that's my prefererd way to use it as it works on mobile)
use the provided starter templates to easily invoke the tools and tags. I usually save all my templates in a dedicated page called ls-templates.md for easy management and modification.

Thank you for trying my mod, if you like the plugin and want to buy me a coffee, hit the button :

cannibalox / logtools

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