Table of contents
I often take detailed reading and study notes but also write 2000+ word blog posts. The length makes it difficult to quickly get an overview over the note. I'd like to suggest a "table of contents" feature that could be switched on or off for each note. With it, you could easily see all the h1, h2 and h3 headings and jump to them with one click. Maybe take a look at how Notion and Nimbus Notes are doing this.
Comments: 5
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27 Sep, '20
Bill AdminAgreed, have wanted this feature myself on many occasions
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28 Sep, '20
EsteThis hadn't even occurred to me, but it's a wonderful idea.
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25 Oct, '20
Nick CollerUlysses does this very cleanly.
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14 Jan
AureliusI agree that Ulysses’ ToC works really well. It appears automatically in the sidebar, so it’s always available for navigation. Very handy for longer notes, especially when switching between notes frequently (as this takes you back to the top of the note text).
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27 May
ThomasSome overview would be great. As an alternative to ToC also some *outliner* functionality could help: collapse & expand, and zoom-in (cf. Workflowy, Dynalist, Moo.do, etc)