Ok, I think I see what’s happened.
At the time I was cutting and pasting material between different notes, and somehow I must have pasted some text into the title of Note A, so Note A is no longer called Note A, but Note B. So I have two notes called Note B.
In the original Note B however, the link is still labelled Note A. When I click on it, I get taken to the new Note B. Because this is in the same folder and is very short, so both notes are visible on the same screen it appears if nothing is happened. In my panic I didn’t notice that new Note B was actually highlighted after navigating to it - that was obviousl this morning in a calmer mood.
So my mistake entirely, apologies.
But what could Agenda do differently to reduce the risk of a similar confusion?
- It would be helpful if the text of a link to another Agenda note was automatically updated when the title of the destination note changed.
- Perhaps if the styling of the active / in-focus note was a bit more obvious?
- Perhaps if the notes scrolled more obviously when shifting the focus to a different note, some kind of subtle animation?
(I still think a bin would be good!)