I’m moving over to Logseq from Roam Research but one trouble that I’m having is that it seems that it’s impossible to have compound page names in Logseq such as [[[[Logseq]] [[community]]]]. If I do this in Logseq and then click on the page name it brings me to a page called “Logseq]] [[community” and there will be no linked references. There are a lot of cases where I need two (or more) page links in the title of a new page which represents the union of those two items. For example, to keep track of my consulting projects I use a format for each project page somewhat like, "[[[[consulting]] [[client name]] project name]]. This way I can find these blocks by simply filtering for “consulting” or the “client name” alone or I can find links to the full compound page title which I use at the heading of each day’s work. I use this format all the time in Roam. I have tried successfully to use nested page names in Logseq such as [[[[Logseq]] notes]] or [[my 2023 trip to [[Asia]]]], but no luck with compound page names. Does anyone know if it’s possible to create compound page names like this in Logseq? Thank you!
In Logseq there are namespaces like [[Consulting/Alice/Project foo]] but this implies that [[Consulting/Alice]] and [[Alice]] would be different pages (at least if you don’t make them one the alias of the other).
You can filter progressively using [[Consulting]], [[Consulting/Alice]] and [[Consulting/Alice/Project foo]].
Thank youi! That’s helpful! So it’s not possible in Logseq to do a page name that has multiple page names in the title? like [[[[page A]] [[page B]]]]?
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You can edit a page title to be like that but referencing that page wouldn’t work, so yeah Logseq doesn’t support that.
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