Would be very cool if relations could be displayed inline. For example, the author of a book is a relation. Now I want to make a text as following: “as {author} wrote, …” For displaying would be nice too if it was possible to add an author icon which is displayed left to the name. But even withou…

[image] sambouwer: Edit 2: I would love it if you can use # for Relations! +1 for that, per my feature request (thanks @sambouwer for pointing me to this thread).

Someone mentioned something like this to me, so I’m interested (especially in "how it could be done":wink:). If I understand correctly, this FR is about inserting object relationships into the text? Using # seems to be best avoided, reserved perhaps for when we can tag blocks someday. Using / mig…

Logseq user here and also love their # for each block. It opens up the ability to use a longer page (lets say a journal page) during the down drafting of ideas stage, but then tag the relevant blocks with the right relation. Within Anytype’s paradigm though, what then happens to those blocks? Coul…

Based on the community call comments regarding block level transclusion, it was said that it would require a refactor to make possible block level objects given the current data structure. I assume the same issue would apply to block level relations, if that led to the ability to filter a set based…

One more vote, please add this to the roadmap

I know in Logseq they use the double bracket - so when you type [[ it automatically starts an inline link. This inline link feature is one of the key features I LOVE about logseq.

I am new here, and have been looking for inline linking similar to Logseq. One of the reasons that a lot of people like Logseq - and I have chatted with multiple - is the ease of typing info into the system. For instance - being able to type a double bracket [[ does not require that a person use the…

WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND? I would like the ability to display a relation’s textual value in running text. HOW COULD IT BE DONE? Maybe like linking (CMD-K) – just add an option “relation value”. REAL WORLD USE CASES If the same information is displayed in multiple places, e.g. a table, or should be d…

For inline relation, you can vote for this FR : [image] Introduce inline relations Any Requests? Would be very cool if relations could be displayed inline. For example, the author of a book is a relation. Now I want to make a text as following: “as {author} wrote, …” Fo…

Introduce inline relations

Feature Requests

Kerstie January 25, 2025, 6:41pm 32

Linking my FR that seems relevant to this one.

It also covers @flypenguin 's display request.

Would love to hear more use cases for different appearances.