Welcome to Published Notes

meta logseq publishing

About This Note

This is an example note demonstrating how your Logseq notes can be published to your website. Notes marked with public:: true in Logseq can be imported and displayed here.

Key Features

Published notes support:

  • Rich markdown formatting with MDX support
  • Tags for organization and discovery
  • Update tracking to show when content was last revised
  • RSS feed integration so readers can subscribe to updates
  • Mobile-responsive design that looks great on any device

How It Works

The publishing workflow is simple:

  1. Write notes in Logseq as you normally would
  2. Add public:: true to notes you want to share
  3. Run the import script to convert Logseq markdown to Astro content
  4. Deploy to Vercel

From Logseq to Web

The import script handles Logseq-specific syntax:

  • Page references (originally [[links]]) become emphasized text
  • Task items are converted to checkboxes
  • Tags are extracted and displayed
  • Properties become frontmatter metadata

Living Documents

Unlike blog posts, notes are designed to be living documents that evolve over time. The updated date field helps readers know when content was last revised.

This makes notes perfect for:

  • Learning logs and study notes
  • Evolving thoughts and ideas
  • Reference materials that improve over time
  • Curated collections of resources

Privacy by Default

Only notes explicitly marked as public are published. Everything else stays private in your personal Logseq vault. You have full control over what gets shared.

Next Steps

Check out the publishing documentation to learn how to publish your own notes!