I can’t find a way to go to a specific date in journal. I don’t need opening one date as a page, I need to scroll to that moment in the journal to restore the context of that day and the next one etc.
Is it really missed? Can’t believe it.
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Good question.
I end up creating my own Diary of sorts. Nodes for days nested within nodes for weeks nested within nodes for Months.
Clunky to manage manually (and no true integration with the actual calendar). But otherwise super useful to navigate, and see things in context.
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Please take a look at the “Journals Calendar” plugin, this is what I use.
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If you don’t need opening one date as a page, well, it seems you don’t need opening one date at all.
“Journals Calendar” plugin allows you to scroll through the dates one page at a time.
You can open the date as page and then use hotkeys GN (go to next journal page) and GP (go to previous journal page) to go navigate back and fourth between adjacent journal pages as you would via scrolling.
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But this way I can only see one day at a time. It’s not the same experience you have when you use journal. I was looking for that thing exactly.
Thanks anyway.
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That’s right, I need to see the original sequence of days.
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You can do this, but with a plugin - logseq-plugin-show-weekday-and-week-number :
- Using logseq search tool (CTRL + K for me) enter the date you want to jump to (ex:
jun 11 2025) - Then, on the journal page for that specific date you’ll see a navigation to either jump to previous or next dates, or go see the whole week which then shows mini journal boxes.
This calendar works plumb slick! Thanks for the tip!