Single button filter to show/hide journal pages in linked references

Feedback Feature Requests
1

One thing I really love about LogSeq as a previous Roam user is the clear separation between journals and pages.

I use my journals for very messy, stream of consciousness writing, with a lot of time stamps. Then I like to synthesize into more permanent pages.

I would like to be able to filter out all journal entries in linked reference with a single click.

Filters need some work to catch up to Roam. Over there, this could be done by nesting all DNP under a #Journals block.

But in LogSeq, it seems the available filters don’t actually capture all the pages and tags within the linked references.

2

+1 on this, rather than needing to filter out each date, i’d like to be able to filter page references to exclude all dates

3

Want this too please.

4

Yes! This would be amazing — I hope this feature gets added. My pages are already very messy with (500 pages in) because the page to page references are mixed up with the journal to page references, resulting in a mix of activity log + page relations.

5

Likewise I also want a single button to show “only on journal pages”, because I only put tags on journal blocks that are yet to be processed. After I’ve processed them and linked them to proper dedicated pages, I’ll remove the tags on the original blocks in journals. Such a button could certainly help when I’m processing “inbox”.

6

Please can we get this When i create a new page on a topic e.g. “Trust” I get pages of journal entries when i would like to see pages. It would help fill out these topic pages so much easier.

7

+10000 to this please. weekly 121 just mess up my people and project pages

8

The option to filter the linked and unlinked references to only pages and to only journal entries would be a great feature indeed. As others describe, it would benefit those who use the journal in a chaotic, capture-centric way and craft the pages with more care.

It is frequent for me to want see the mentions a gave to the page in the recent journals so that I can add that content properly to the page and it is also frequent to wonder which other pages mentioned the one I am at (and how they did so).