How to keep templates with a tag out of sets filtering for that tag?

[bogenschlag]

I’d like to use templates with preset tags and build sets filtering for these tags. The templates will show up in the sets, though. Is there a way to exclude them (that I might be overlooking)? Templates, it seems, cannot be filtered for …

[Shampra]

I’m not sure to correctly understand your question.

If you want to filter a set by template, you can add a vote to this Feature Request :

Ability to filter a set view by template

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I’m trying to create a type with multiple templates in to, for example, store music recommendations with a song template and an artist template. So far, I’ve managed to do this well but I’ve hit a roadblock when it comes to displaying these in a filtered set. Describe the solution you’d like I would like to be able to filter the specific views [image] (these along the top of the list) by the template used, so I can have, as pict…

or the same here :

Allow Set to filter on Template used to create Object

WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND When setting filters for a Set there does not seem to be an option to filter on the Template used to create the Object. HOW COULD IT BE DONE Add a built-in Relation “Creation Template” and put the name of the template there (preferably as link so that reference is updated when the name of the Template is changed) REAL WORLD USE CASES I have a single Object Type that I want to split over different Kanban views, depending on the Template that was selected when I created …

(@ModTeam , pehaps merge these FR?)

[bogenschlag]

I’m trying to build a set that shows all objects with tag A. I’d like have specific templates that already have tag A attached but I want the set only to show objects created from these templates, but not the templates themselves.

So, yes, especially the second FR seems relevant. Thanks.

[isle9]

Templates are hidden unfortunately.

Some types still don't show up in filters

WHAT IS THE BUG Some types like relations, relation options, templates etc. don’t show up when you try to filter them using the object type relation. THE EXPECTED BEHAVIOR I expected all of the types to show up, especially if they are not hidden in the set themselves. ADDITIONAL CONTEXT Templates, relations and relation options don’t seem to show up, but types do. [image] It’s like this in every set. SYSTEM INFORMATION OS: Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS Device: Dell Inc. G3 3590 Anytype Versio…

An alternative I used before is to add template to the title of each of my templates. So for instance, Task template, project template, etc. Then you can add a title filter, and filter out any objects with “template” in the title.

[bogenschlag]

That’s actually a practical solution. I hadn’t though of that. Thank you.