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Feed View

There’s a new view in town — and I’m pumped.

Notion just dropped the Feed view, and it opens up a whole new world of possibilities.

So, what is Feed view?

It’s a vertically scrollable layout that shows a large content preview beneath each page title. See how I’m already using it for my other newsletter, Make With James

Notion Feed View for blogs

You scroll to navigate, and you’ve got two options for diving deeper:

→ Click the black ↓ See more button to expand the preview

→ Or click the page title to open it fully.

You can also display properties, which will appear horizontally in your specified order. Simply access property visibility in the database settings, just as you would with other view types.

Notion feed view settings

In the layout settings, you can:

  • Show or hide the page icon
  • Show or hide the author byline
  • Choose how pages open (center peek, side peek, or full page)
  • Set how many items to display

The most obvious use case is a blog. But I'm excited to see all the creative, unexpected ways people will use it 😉

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