Another +1 for the collapsable outline feature within a note. Several people have already described the benefits, and I agree with all of them.
There could also be a side benefit to sub-titles in notes. Not only could they be made collapsible but possibly addressable at the sub-title level. If they were addressable they could be linked to, making the collapsable sub-title content portable as well as more organized and improving visual focus of the note. I became a frequent user of the feature in the app I switched to notes from (it had no direction). That app was block based so every line was addressable and made programming features like collapsable list items or paragraphs much easier than document based systems; but blocks have their own issues. Anyway, another +1 for collapsible sections within a note.
FWIW, Google Docs has added collapsing of headers to its editor. Itâs now a mainstream feature
Agreed. I switched from Craft to Agenda because of the latterâs powerful organizational features, but I miss the ability to collapse sections within notes. Looking forward to this great team implementing another great feature . . .
Any chance this is on the roadmap?
Yes, definitely!
+1 for me, would love to see this feature added for using Agenda for moving from taking notes and ideas to fleshing out a paper.
Planned for an upcoming release (not the next one though).
FYI even Evernote is getting this
Interesting. I would have assumed they had that feature years ago TBH
the evernote experience has been stagnating for years and years
FYI itâs landed https://x.com/evernote/status/1767964055887610234?s=20
Ah yes! Thanks. Looks uncannily similar to what I have been working on lately
FYI this feature is coming to Apple Notes too in the next major versions
https://x.com/peterakkies/status/1801695319752851467
Still not introduced, while every other major note taking app has it
pls pls pls
These are one time foldings. When you unfold them, you cannot refold them without destroying the formatting. I fold something, add something below it, unfold it, now fold it again, then everything gets folded.
You manually have to make the text below a header, which is always a bit clicking around. But yes, a good beginning.
Would be best to just add the possibility to make text header in the markdown manner (adding # before it)
Not really following. Why canât you make the text header in the markdown manner?
In terms of expanding and contracting lists, we do keep the new paragraphs on screen for a while, but at some point that have to get added to their parent and hidden with the rest. Itâs a delicate balance, but generally for short term editing, it should stay on screen.