Block references

Lattuce supports Obsidian-style and Logseq-compatible block addresses on vault notes.

Use a block reference when a whole-note link is too broad—for example, when a paper needs one result, a daily note needs one decision, or a board card should show one passage. Keep the marker stable once it is referenced elsewhere.

Markers

Append a short id to a line:

- Claim that matters ^claim-a

Preview turns the marker into an in-note anchor. Wikilinks can deep-link with [[note#^claim-a]].

Logseq alias

((claim-a)) is accepted as an alias for ^claim-a when parsing fragments and rewriting imports.

Copy block ref

In the outline context menu, Copy block ref places a clipboard string:

• With a note slug: [[slug#^id]]
• Without: ((id))

Paste the copied reference into a wikilink, a board card, or a source note. If the referenced line moves within the note, the marker travels with the line; changing or deleting the marker intentionally breaks the deep link.

Embeds

Transclude a block with:

![[note-slug#^claim-a]]

The embed resolves the matching line and nested list children (one level; no nested embed expansion).

Import

Logseq zip import rewrites id:: uuid and ((uuid)) into trailing ^id markers. Treat the marker as a stable address within the imported note; it is not a replacement for a note-level wikilink.

Troubleshooting embeds

• Check the note slug and marker spelling when an embed is empty.
• Keep the marker on its own list or paragraph line so it is easy to find.
• Remember that nested embed expansion is intentionally limited; link to the second note directly when a chain becomes hard to follow.

See Wikilinks for note-level navigation and Notes workflows for choosing between notes, boards, and papers.