More than 1 note page per day possible?

[Onkeyuk]

First, thank you for this, it’s excellent.

I’m using the daily planner but I take a lot of notes per day. Is it possible to add more notes pages per day? Say 4?

[kudrykv]

sn_a5x.mos.dotted.default.dailycal.2023.pdf
sn_a5x.mos.dotted.default.dailycal.2024.pdf

[kudrykv]

@nekoskyler hi!

figure out how to replicate this with lines instead of dots

There is one with lines instead of dots. Do you miss anything in it?
https://github.com/kudrykv/latex-yearly-planner/releases/download/v0.0.8.2324/sn_a5x.mos.lined.default.dailycal.2023.pdf

[nekoskyler]

@kudrykv Thanks for the reply! I didn't see this one, actually, but I am trying to replicate it on my end so I can produce them year after year on my own. I did figure out how to get the lines on my own, and I also needed to adjust the times and wanted the extra note pages, which I was able to figure out as well. The only thing I don't understand is how to adjust the margins in the code so that the schedule isn't right up against the date tabs. The date tabs also look smaller when I run it without any edits, as if part of the tab is cut off; I was hoping it was an easy thing to fix.

[kudrykv]

@nekoskyler ah, gotcha.

I would suggest, though, starting with a predefined lined config and editing from there — it should be easier.

how to adjust the margins in the code so that the schedule isn't right up against the date tabs

It's somewhere on the Go/LaTeX edge. Or, maybe, even closer to LaTeX. Unfortunately, Latex is never easy.

You should check marginparwidth / marginparsep variables.

latex-yearly-planner/tpls/document.tpl

Lines 38 to 39 in a321d94

	marginparwidth={{.Cfg.Layout.Paper.MarginParWidth}},
	marginparsep={{.Cfg.Layout.Paper.MarginParSep}}

https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Articles/A_visual_guide_to_LaTeX%E2%80%99s_page_layout_parameters

[harisez]

Is it possible to get a line version instead of the dotted version ?

Feel free to point me to steps to do this too.

Thanks!

[kudrykv]

dotted: false should do
https://github.com/kudrykv/latex-yearly-planner/blob/main/cfg/base.yaml#L3

[If-You-Will]

@kudrykv

Thank you so much for pointing me in the right direction. I modified the func slightly to include a page count and then added the loop as you suggested. This appears to be working.

var Daily = DailyStuff("", "",1)
var DailyReflect = DailyStuff("Reflect", "Reflect",1)
var DailyNotes = DailyStuff("More", "Notes",2)

func DailyStuff(prefix, leaf string, pages int) func(cfg config.Config, tpls []string) (page.Modules, error) {


//..... 

for i:=0; i < pages; i++{
					

if day.Time.IsZero() {
	continue
}

modules = append(modules, page.Module{
	Cfg: cfg,
	Tpl: tpls[0],
	Body: map[string]interface{}{
		"Year":         year,
		"Quarter":      quarter,
		"Month":        month,
		"Week":         week,
		"Day":          day,
		"Breadcrumb":   day.Breadcrumb(prefix, leaf, cfg.ClearTopRightCorner && len(leaf) > 0),
		"HeadingMOS":   day.HeadingMOS(prefix, leaf),
		"SideQuarters": year.SideQuarters(day.Quarter()),
		"SideMonths":   year.SideMonths(day.Month()),
		"Extra":        day.PrevNext(prefix).WithTopRightCorner(cfg.ClearTopRightCorner),
		"Extra2":       extra2(cfg.ClearTopRightCorner, false, false, week, 0),
	},
})
}