The simplest way to publish your Logseq graph online

[@mmforyou]

Sir, first of all, thank you so much for such a great tutorial. Can we host it on shared hosting with a sub-domain where our website is already hosted?

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

Yes you can, you just need to setup your DNS correctly

[@GustavoMontanha]

clear and concise video.

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

Thanks Gustavo 🙏🏼

[@tuconciencia9822]

I prefer an approach to a web server hosted in internet, no tied to commercial vendor. Is it possible?

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

I'm pretty sure that you could do the same thing with any server :)

[@yesweet]

Thanks for this video, and how to filter and publish only selected pages?

[@FarfaDub]

If you want to publish only selected pages you have to navigate to each page you want to rexport and make them public (three dot, make public to export, or public:: true in the first bloc) Then when you export all public pages it will export all pages that have the property public:: true (if you havn't set "turn all page public" by default in the setting) 👍

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

You need to turn the setting in Settings > Editor> "All pages public when publishing" off, and then add the page-property `public:: true` to all the pages that you want to export. You can either input the text, or use the approach highlighted by @CyPhEnX44 below

[@langtucodon]

thanks for your tutorial. But there is a problem I encountered is that the PDF files I have embedded in Logseq disappear when I publish them on the internet when other assets like JPG or Video still display. Is there any way to fix this problem?

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

Unfortunately not. PDFs are not compatible in the browser version of Logseq :(

[@byheaven0912]

How to add more pages? Do I need to export the whole graph each time?

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

Yes, unfortunately that is one of the drawbacks of the simple approach

[@emmanuellazarte8904]

Is it possible to publish only pages but not journal?

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

You can, but you would then have to set each page with the property 'public:: true', which can be quite tedious.

[@glen1742]

Can you set a specific block to public but keep the page it's in as private? I was able to set a specific page as public and that was exported. But this page has block references. And these blocks are in pages I'd like to be private. Specifically I have a page of recipes that has block references to specific recipes that are in daily journal entry/pages, I'd prefer not to have personal journal entry/pages public or exported.

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

Unfortunately not at this point in time. There is a chance that future versions may allow that though.

[@glen1742]

@@CombiningMindsPKM ok thx! I think for now I'll just transfer the recipes from private pages to public ones. I really hope it becomes a feature because what I love most is the daily journals and not having to compartmentalize everything or think about structure right away.

[@alinethani2236]

thanks heaps actually have saved my but. Also (you may've gottent this question but) in the graph view/page graph the map or dots are never stationary, though I'm not good with code is there a way to make them stationary and stop them manualy? (I've searched around but haven't really gotten far in even knowing how to start)

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

Glad 🙏🏼 Unfortunately I haven't found a way. You can open your graph in Obsidian - that might help (although I haven't tried)

[@abdulhaknavruz7907]

how to add changes to website (integration)

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

I've now set mine up to run from Github, but there's a little more complexity in that workflow that was beyond the scope of this video.

[@mohizzle]

Thanks!!

[@EhabSamir-o2h]

Amaizing

[@tools6564]

In all your videos audio is too low, problem escalate when fan is on

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

👍🏽