Commands

Go up one level cmd+shift+up

Open Lookup with current path pre-populated cmd+shift+down

Cycle between note siblings cmd+shift+[/]

Copy to clipboard a reference link of the highlighted header cmd+shift+r

Backlinks

Link to a note

• [[code.git.cli]] will link to a note of the same hierarchy
• we can generate a new note by entering a new hierarchy within the braces and hitting F12
• we can alias a backlink like this [[git cli|code.git.cli]]
• all backlinks of current note can be seen on sidebar

Embed a note/section of note in another note

• You can create a note reference by using CMD+SHIFT+R while inside a note, then paste that reference into another note. This creates an embedded note in the current note.
  • Instead of embedding a whole note, we can embed just what's within a header, by highlighting the head before using CMD+SHIFT+R
    • If we want to retain our original header, remove the ,1 in the reference

Link to particular section of a note

• You can use CMD+SHIFT+C
  • can do it for the whole note, or just a highlighted section

Extracting out text to put into a lower-level note

1. select text to extract
2. cmd+shift+s
3. turn "scratch note" off, and "selection extract" on
4. rename file
5. cmd+shift+r from the extracted file
6. paste into the original file to create the ref to the lower-level file

Link ranges

Navigating

go up one level

• cmd+shift+up

Searching

Scoping search to a sub-tree

1. Open vscode advanced search with <Cmd+shift+f>
2. Input search term
3. In "files to include", include as many hierarchies (separated by .), followed by ** at the end
   • ex. Search within postgres domain - postgres**
   • ex. graphql.operators**