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This tag is to be used for questions relating to org-roam, an add-on to Org mode, that helps with the creation and maintenance of intricately, non-hierarchically linked documents.
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extend org-tags-view to show body of the matching node
The answer to my question was the use of org-agenda-entry-text-mode, it shows some lines of text from the node in the tag overview when using org-agenda's tag search.
As an example see the below figur …
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extend org-tags-view to show body of the matching node
In my org files I have many entries that hold a tag. I use them (among many other things) to create reading lists and such. The org-tags-view then shows these items in a list and I browse through them …
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