When I type a link or tags, how do I autocomplete it so I can continue adding something to the link without having to reclick it? E.g. I have a tag called #law/privacylaw/GDPR. If I want to create the tag #law/privacylaw/GDPR/enforcement, I have to select the previous tag (clicking it or pressing Enter), then reclick the tag, put the mouse at the end of the tag and then add /enforcement. This seems quite cumbersome and I am sure I am missing something, but in most other programs (not note-taking per se), I can press something like the right arrowkey to finish the tag and then have the typebar at the end of the tag I selected so I can just continue typing. The same goes for links if I want to link to a heading but do not want to manually type the whole note name.
Things I have tried
I looked in the docs, Google and forum but haven’t found anything yet. I am not a native speaker so I am not sure if I am missing the right term for what I mean: completing the sentence with tags and links.
Thanks man (or woman), I really appreciate the time you took to visualise it, too! These are great suggestions, but especially the second one - for the links - is a lifesaver. It is such a minor thing but I was getting quite annoyed with my previous proces. Using your Tab suggestion is so much better.
No problem! It’s a little tricky to at first to get the proper sequence down, but once you do it a few times, you won’t think about it.
Another good one:
Linking to headings or blocks
Type [[ → start typing → use down/up arrows to select the note → type # to link a heading OR type ^ to link a block → use down/up arrows to select the heading/block → now here you can press Tab if you want to add more or the display text (like above) OR Enter if you’re done.
