mirror of
https://github.com/zadam/trilium.git
synced 2025-03-01 14:22:32 +01:00
Page:
Tree manipulation
Pages
Advanced showcases
Anonymized database
Apache proxy setup
Archived notes
Attachments
Attribute inheritance
Attributes
Backup
Book note
Bookmarks
Canvas note
Cloning notes
Code notes
Custom request handler
Custom widget
Data directory
Day notes
Default note title
Desktop installation
Docker server installation
Document
ETAPI
Error logs
Events
Evernote import
FAQ
Frontend Basics
Home
Images
Keyboard shortcuts
Kubernetes server installation
Link map
Links
Manual server installation
Markdown
Mobile frontend
Nginx proxy setup
NixOS server installation
Note hoisting
Note map
Note navigation
Note revisions
Note
Onenote
Packaged server installation
Patterns of personal knowledge base
Privacy policy
Promoted attributes
Protected notes
Read only note
Relation map
Release notes v0.48
Saved search
Screenshot tour
Script API
Scripts
Search
Server installation
Sharing
Sorting
Synchronization
TLS configuration
Task manager
Template
Text notes
Theme Gallery
Themes
Tree concepts
Tree manipulation
Troubleshooting
Upgrading Trilium
Web clipper
Weight tracker
Widget Basics
Workspace
Clone
5
Tree manipulation
zadam edited this page 2020-08-20 15:55:20 +02:00
Table of Contents
This page describes how you can manipulate the note tree - specifically moving notes.
Drag and drop
You can manipulate the tree simply by dragging and dropping notes as you can see in the demo:
Keyboard manipulation
Trilium provides fast keyboard based manipulation with following shortcuts:
CTRL-UP
andCTRL-DOWN
- move note up or down in the orderCTRL-LEFT
- move note upwards in the hierarchy by changing a note's parent to note's parent's parent.CTRL-RIGHT
- move note downwards in the hierarchy by setting parent to the note currently above (this is a bit hard to explain - it's best to see a demo or try it for yourself)LEFT
andRIGHT
expands and collapses a sub-tree
Context menu
You can also move notes with familiar cut & paste from context menu or associated keyboard shortcuts CTRL-X
(cut) and CTRL-V
(paste).
- Screenshot tour
- Basic concepts
- Installation & setup
- Advanced usage
- Developer guides
- FAQ
- Troubleshooting
Back to Overview