Templates are a great way to get started with new objects. You can create a template from scratch or use one already included with Anytype [image] Types support multiple templates, so you could, for example, have templates for different tasks or systems like GTD and OKRs. Or different templates f…

I finally tried out this feature and was surprised to see that changes done to a Template are not reflected in the Objects created based on it. If I create a Book Template and create a few book Objects based on it, I would then expect to have the option to edit the Template so that the changes are …

[image] Difficult to create/modify types and properties (~Notion database properties) General Discussion Am I missing something or is there a lot of extra steps?.. I’m creating a type, adding properties. Then if I create an object from the type the properties do not show u…

Thanks! It’s kind of lost in the comments there. I’ll see if I do a post (or more) focusing on a few of those points…

[image] qualquertipo: If I create a Book Template and create a few book Objects based on it, I would then expect to have the option to edit the Template so that the changes are reflected in all Objects I has already created. Any plans on implementing the option of allowing changes to a Template…

Nice! Good to know. And thank you for taking the time to reply here. [image] Vova: We want to suggest templating covering whole use-cases not only single objects. We also consider implementing a different way of template applying, and changing the template after applying (similar to your logic)…

How do I create a template with an in-line set inside the template that dynamically filters the content based on if it’s linked to the new object that is created from the template? For example, I want to have a template for projects that has an in-line set for tasks. The in-line set should filter t…

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qualquertipo February 23, 2022, 6:07pm 6

Nice! Good to know. And thank you for taking the time to reply here.

Sounds promising! I elaborate a bit on this here, if you are interested: