Outline Navigation
Quickly navigate long notes using the table of contents command
When working with longer notes that have multiple sections and headings, quickly jumping to a specific section can save time and keep you focused. The Table of Contents command provides instant access to your note's outline without leaving your keyboard.
Using the Table of Contents Command
Access the outline for the current note in two ways:
- Command Palette: Press
Cmd/Ctrl + K, then search for "Table of Contents" - Direct Shortcut: Press
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Ofor instant access
Either method opens a searchable list of all headers in your note. Selecting any header scrolls the note to that section and places the cursor there, ready for you to continue editing.
When to Use This
The Table of Contents command is especially useful when:
- Working with long documents that span multiple screens
- Jumping between different sections while editing
- Reviewing the structure of a note without scrolling
- Navigating to a specific section without using the mouse
NoteNeed a persistent view of your note's structure? The meta sidebar's Outline tab displays a full table of contents that stays visible while you work.