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allowing people to control the color of the graph nodes #27

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trashhalo opened this issue Jul 18, 2022 · 1 comment
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allowing people to control the color of the graph nodes #27

trashhalo opened this issue Jul 18, 2022 · 1 comment
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  • new page property graph-color
  • mode colors would override color
@trashhalo trashhalo added the enhancement New feature or request label Jul 18, 2022
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cactus71480 commented Mar 11, 2023

Yes! Please add the ability to color nodes, either manually or applied to a property or value of a property!

I primarily use Logseq as a self-learning tool, and the graph-analysis plugin has been really great so far for visualizing how my "second brain" has grown.

What would enhance the graph-analysis plugin for me would be the ability to set the color of nodes based off either their property or value of their property.

For example:

Say I want to learn more about a variety of different concepts/ideas - Zero Knowledge Proofs, Rust programming language, Stable Diffusion, NoSQL databases, etc.

Let's say I'm an expert on Zero Knowledge Proofs, have an intermediate understanding of Rust, and don't know anything about Stable Diffusion nor NoSQL databases.

I would categorize these pages by adding a property that would indicate my knowledge level of each node.

  • So for Zero Knowledge Proofs, I would have this property: knowledge-level:: expert.
  • Rust: knowledge-level:: intermediate
  • Stable Diffusion and NoSQL databases: knowledge-level:: beginner

I want to be able to set the color for each "value" of the property "knowledge-level". Green would be for "expert", Yellow would be for "intermediate", Red would be for "beginner".

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