| type | Note |
|---|---|
| related_to | [[tolaria]] |
| onboarding | 4 |
The editor is where you write and edit your notes. Tolaria supports two modes:
The default experience. Similar to Notion — type naturally and see formatted output.
Supports slash commands for quick formatting, live markdown rendering, inline previews, drag and drop of images, inline code, and so on.
- List item 1
- Nested italic item
- Numbered item in bold
- Numbered second item
Quote from a wise author
- Task 1
- Task 2
(param) => (return 3*2) /* code block */Shows the actual file characters. Access it with Cmd+/ or the code button in the breadcrumb bar. Useful when you need precise control over markdown syntax.
The note's filename is always visible at the top of the editor. This keeps you aware of how the note will be named and linked.
The first H1 heading in your document automatically sets the filename. After the first sync, changes to the H1 require a manual sync—a refresh button appears next to the title to sync them manually.
You can turn off the H1-to+filename sync in the settings
Type [[ to trigger autocomplete from your entire vault. This creates links to other notes, enabling the knowledge graph.
Wikilinks also auto-update if the filename changes.
The breadcrumb bar (above the editor) is the hub for note-level actions: favoriting, marking organized, switching editor modes, viewing git diff, and accessing properties.