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

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
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:
-col2to-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-h300or-h400to change the height, default is 200px- append these suffixes to the main tag, so for instance :
#.v-gallery-col5creates a grid of 5 columns,#.v-gallery-w300creates a gallery where each pic is 300 pixels wide, etc
- demo:
#.v-gallery-fit
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 -
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.
- 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 onLoad unpacked pluginand point it to the folderlogtools-css-productivitypack(not the parent folder) - for use via
CUSTOM.CSSor on mobile, you can also download the zip, open theindex.jsand copy only the css rules from line3/* -- like dislike ----------------------------------------- */til/*==== ls-border end ====== */included and paste them inside you/logseq/custom.cssfile
- Try to combine the tags to uncover more possibilities : eg combine Kanban + Borders to create a table with a single tag
#.v-kanban-border-childrenor 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.mdfor easy management and modification.
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