- What is an outline structure?
An outline structure is a hierarchy of sorts. It creates relationships between nested blocks and adds context to a given block in a given branch
- What purpose do links and tags have in queries?
Both links and tags structure the data in Logseq.
- Why does the parent-child relationship between blocks matter in Logseq?
It gives context to the child block[s].
- How do only show blocks in the Linked References section that have a specific value?
Use the filter option [funnel] to include (click on value) only those values which you want shown.
- How do only show blocks in the Linked References section that do not have a specific value?
Exclude them by shift-clicking the value in order to hide them from view.
This lesson was extremely helpful in laying a better foundational understanding of exactly how Logseq functions. While I’ve been using Logseq for several months now, I only had a vague understanding of these functions and their relationships to each other.
I know a few light bulbs finally came on for me while working through this lesson!
Thank you again, @Ramses!