Slash commands
You can add an element to your note by typing "/" at the beginning of a new line, available on desktop, web, and mobile.
A list of available elements:
- New linked note
- Task
- Calendar Event
- Note link
- Large header
- Medium header
- Small header
- Extra small header
- Toggle
- Checklist
- Table
- Divider
- Bulleted list
- Numbered list
- Quote
- Callout
- Checkbox
- Table of Contents
- Link
- Current date
- Current time
- Attachment
- Image
- Audio Recording
- Code Block
- Sketch
- Google Drive
- Mention an entity
- Mention a person
@ command
You can also type "@" on a new line to mention a person, link a note, add a tag, or reference a notebook, stack, or space.
How to disable / and @ commands
On desktop, if you prefer not to trigger these actions when typing “/” or “@”:
- Open Settings, then go to Preferences > Notes.
- Check the commands you would like to keep enabled; or uncheck the commands you would like to disable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why aren’t slash (/) and @ commands working?
Slash (/) and @ commands are designed to work seamlessly without interrupting your writing flow. For this reason:
- If your cursor is in the middle or at the end of a line, add a space before typing / or @.
- If your cursor is at the beginning of a line, just type / or @ followed by your text to trigger the command.
Also, currently, the slash command only works when your cursor is placed in a paragraph, in headings, and in tables, but not in lists.
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