And that’s all you need to know about exploring plugins and themes in Logseq. In the next tutorial in this series, I’ll discuss special pages like Journal. Stay tuned.Here, go to the Installed section. Now, if you want to remove an installed Plugin, go to the Plugins tab. Else, if you would like to remove an installed theme, go to the Themes tab.All the installed themes will be listed in Menu → Plugins → Installed → Themes section.Click on the title of a theme to get the details, including screenshots.Here, select the Installed section to access installed Themes and Plugins. There should be a Check for Update button for each item.
Similar to what you saw in plugin installation section, click on the Plugins option from Logseq menu button.
Thankfully, Logseq has a thriving marketplace where you can explore various plugins and extensions created by individuals who craved more from Logseq,
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Changing themes
Click on the main menu button and select the Themes option.In the Plugins window, click on Marketplace section and select Themes.
Let me show you how you can install themes and plugins.
Updating plugins and themes
Click on the top-bar menu button and select Plugins as shown in the screenshot below.First, click on Menu button and select the Plugins option.Why did I not click the Themes option above? Well, because that is for switching themes, not installing.
Click on it to check if any updates are available for the selected plugin/theme.
Uninstall plugins and themes
🚧In the Plugins window, click on Marketplace.
Here, you can enable/disable plugins in Logseq using the corresponding toggle button. Similarly, hover over the settings gear icon for a plugin and select Open Settings option to access plugin configuration.
Hover over the settings gear of the item that needs to be removed and select the Uninstall button.
Click on the menu button on the top-bar and select the Settings button.
Manage plugins from Logseq settings
To check for available plugin/theme updates, click on Menu → Plugins.Privacy alert! Do note that plugins can access your graph and local files. You’ll see this warning in Logseq as well. More granular permission control system is not yet available at the moment.
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In the settings window, click on Plugins section.
What do you do, then? You use external plugins and extensions.
