Return blocks, not pages, with a user-provided property

[Siferiax]

@Schroeder

If I use property foo I get a mix of pages and blocks, but logseq returns the properties of the page, not the page name in the same column as the block contents, which makes it difficult to read.

You actually get blocks specifically.
Page properties are also listed in blocks. Thus your query returns the block of page properties as it has the property you query for.
Because the block has no content other than properties, this is what is shown in the block column.

For a more visual example of what I mean, check out this post:

Lesson 5: How to Power Your Workflows Using Properties and Dynamic Variables

Depends on what you query. [Screenshot_20231023-134627] The purple and yellow outlines show the exact same relationship. (In my opinion anyway) Therefore the query result is the same. If “block” Article title is returned we have access to the property type:: article and source:: link to artikel (hello autocorrect lol) and not to source:: link to secondary article When block Article mentions this other article is returned we have access to source:: link to secondary article and not to sourc…