# Logseq Markdown Syntax This document describes the Markdown syntax used by Logseq Markdown Mirror for DB graphs. ## Page Identity Mirror files start with an internal page id marker: ```markdown id:: 11111111-1111-4111-8111-111111111111 ``` The marker associates a mirror file with the DB page. It is not a normal page property. ## Blocks Blocks are Markdown list items that use `-`. ```markdown - Parent - Child - Another child - Sibling ``` Indentation defines block nesting. Markdown Mirror writes two spaces per nested level. ## Properties Properties are Markdown list items that use `*` and keep the Logseq property marker `key::`. ```markdown * page-property:: [[Page value]] - Block * block-property:: 42 ``` Page properties appear before the first block. Block properties appear under the block they belong to. Open `:default` property values are represented by nested value blocks: ```markdown - Oscar Wilde * description:: - Irish poet and playwright * books:: - The Picture of Dorian Gray * year:: 1891 - The Importance of Being Earnest * year:: 1895 ``` Closed values stay inline with the property key, including many-value properties: ```markdown - Entry * mood:: Joy, Sad ``` Non-default scalar values and node values also stay inline: ```markdown - Lewis Carroll * books:: [[Alice in Wonderland]] * rating:: 5 ``` Property value blocks can have nested blocks: ```markdown - Book list * notes:: - Alice - Draft ``` ## References Page and node references use Logseq page reference syntax: ```markdown - Read [[Project Plan]] * owner:: [[Alice]] ``` Node property values are exported as `[[Node title]]`. Mirror export does not use `((uuid))` for node property values. ## Tags Tags are exported on block lines when they are normal user tags: ```markdown - Call customer #sales - Review #[[Quarterly plan]] ``` ## Task Status Task status is encoded on the block line: ```markdown - TODO Write draft - DONE Publish note ``` Task status is not exported as a separate `* Status::` property list item.