- ⚙ opens the settings. Set the base folder for your wiki here.
- 📁 opens or creates a file. On opening an existing file, it will tell you the file already exists. This is a bug.
- Doubleclicking (or two-finger tapping on Android) on a Markdown document starts editing. Clicking anywhere outside the text stops editing.
- Documents are autosaved every few seconds. Ctrl-Z might or might not work, so make backups.
- ▶ starts searching for what you entered into the search bar. As does pressing enter with the search bar focused.
- 📑 creates a new container that itself can contain an editor or further containers. This allows nested tiling and tabbing layouts.
- ✖ saves and closes the current document or container.
Links to other documents can be created using either [linkname](<./linkdestination.md>) or [linkname](<#linkdestination.md>).
For .md files, the extension can be omitted.
The <> around the destination are only necessary when the destination contains spaces.
I adapted this method for Markdown metadata in the following way: In the beginning of a document, metadata is stored as link references. References are not visibly rendered, so the metadata does not clutter the final document.
Metadata tags have the following syntax:
[_metadata_:tag]: <content of tag>
The <> allow including spaces in the content.
The _metadata_: prefix makes it easy to recognize and easy to filter.