WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND? As the title say, while I appreciate a good graph structure as much as the next guy, I feel like having a more traditional ‘tree-like’ structure handy would greatly improve my workflow within Anytype. I keep finding myself utterly lost, unable to easily go “one level up” becau…

The navigation is already doable by creating a page with your parent objects then setting the widget to tree view. [image] Appearance "Tree" - Is this only new to me? [Screenshot_20240807_193907_Anytype] Icons from Icons8.com For breadcrumbs, there’s a discussion here, but it’s currently ma…

Same for me, I can’t live without tree-like structure for some kind of data, so like @kerstie already said, it’s not that hard to use it with Anytype, it’s even more powerful than every other PKM, because you can start your tree-like at any given starting point :smiley:

Interesting, thanks for your response. Do you happen to know what these dots mean? [Screenshot 2024-09-23 at 9.40.04 PM] I will comment on the thread you mentioned, thanks again.

The four dots are Sets. Only Collections and objects with object links inside the page turn into toggles in Tree View. (Four dots) = sets (Toggle) = expandable collections or objects (Single bullet) = objects without links added So for your example, you can create a “Family” Collection then add …

Perfect. Thanks a lot for your help!

Navigation is a bit of a pain

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Kerstie September 23, 2024, 6:07pm 2

The navigation is already doable by creating a page with your parent objects then setting the widget to tree view.

For breadcrumbs, there’s a discussion here, but it’s currently marked Improbable.