Document the missing Logseq properties

[Bad3r]

Document the missing Logseq properties.

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• (1) and (N) indicate how many values you may define, one and multiple values, respectively.

• (page) and (block) indicates whether a property is a page or a block-only property. Otherwise, a property can be both a page and a block property.

Source: property.cljs

Property	Description
collapsed	specifies whether a block is collapsed.	(1) (block)
id	specifies a block ID.	(1) (block)
created-at	deprecated property that defines the created date/time stamps in Unix time.	(1) (block)
updated-at	deprecated property that defines the updated date/time stamps in Unix time. previously last-modified-at	(1) (block)
query-table	marks a query to be shown as the table view.	(1) (block)
query-properties	properties user has chosen to see in query table.	(N) (block)
query-sort-by	property by which to sort query table.	(1) (block)
query-sort-desc	property sort direction. boolean where true is descending	(1) (block)
custom-id		(1) (block)
background-color		(1) (block)
ls-type
hl-page
hl-stamp
hl-color
logseq.macro-name		(1)
logseq.macro-arguments		(n)
logseq.tldraw.page
logseq.tldraw.shape

[logseq-cldwalker]

@Bad3r Adding the missing ones to https://docs.logseq.com/#/page/built-in%20properties would be great! Still prefer we keep the existing tree structure until we have tables that have the ability to filter. One day 🙏

[Bad3r]

@Bad3r Adding the missing ones to https://docs.logseq.com/#/page/built-in%20properties would be great! Still prefer we keep the existing tree structure until we have tables that have the ability to filter. One day 🙏

I will be more than happy to submit a PR. Unfortunately I do not really know what these properties are used for. I could make an educated guess based on the src though.

[Bad3r]

• custom-id
  • what is this used for and how is it different from :id
• background-color
  • The block background color
• ls-type
  • what does ls stand for? Logseq i.e. does this mean markdown or org-mode?
• hl-page, hl-stamp, and hl-color
  • what does hl stand for? highlight?
• when is macro-name and macro-arguments used?
• I don't understand tldraw.page and tldraw.shape

[logseq-cldwalker]

Would recommend only doing the ones you have high confidence in and I can fill in the others when I have time

On Fri, 10 Feb 2023 at 15:47, Bad3r @.***> wrote:

• custom-id
  • what is this used for and how is it different from :id
• background-color
  • The block background color
• ls-type
  • what does ls stand for? Logseq i.e. does this mean markdown or org-mode?
• hl-page, hl-stamp, and hl-color
  • what does hl stand for? highlight?
• when is macro-name and macro-arguments used?
• I don't understand tldraw.page and tldraw.shape

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[lef-est]

file and file-path should be there under "editable properties" too. ( https://docs.logseq.com/#/page/64146616-a5ab-4fed-bdea-52438cce9aba)

It should be able to answer questions like https://discuss.logseq.com/t/what-causes-the-file-property-to-appear/16145

[Bad3r]

@logseq-cldwalker should this list/page now include the new tablesV2 properties? it seems like many were added recently and they are documented in the table feature page.

[logseq-cldwalker]

Good point. I've pushed an update to link to table props from built-in

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@logseq-cldwalker https://github.com/logseq-cldwalker should this list/page now include the new tablesV2 properties? it seems like many were added recently and they are documented in the table feature page.

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