Project Editor
The Project Editor is where you write and edit documents inside a project. Every document is plain Markdown under the hood, but the editor renders it live as you type, headings, lists, tables, diagrams, and more , and keeps it in sync in real time when more than one person is editing at once. The pages below cover everything the editor can do, from the toolbar you’ll use every day to the full Markdown syntax reference.
Start here
- Using the Editor - a tour of the editor and where everything lives
- Views and Editing Mode - switch a document between Reading View, editing, and Source Mode
- Context Menu - use right-click actions for links, formatting, paragraphs, and inserts
- Keyboard Shortcuts - do the same actions from the keyboard
- File Formats - see which document files the editor accepts
Writing and formatting
- Markdown Basics - the core syntax every document is built on
- Syntax - the full Markdown reference supported by the editor
- Headings - structure a document into sections
- Lists - bullet, numbered, and task lists
- Links - connect documents with internal links and reference external URLs
- Blockquotes - set quoted or referenced text apart from the surrounding paragraph
- Code - inline code and fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting
- Horizontal Rules - divide a document into visual sections
- Tables - organize data in structured rows and columns
Rich content
- Callouts - highlight notes, tips, warnings, questions, and other emphasized blocks
- Mermaid Diagrams - create flowcharts, sequence diagrams, and more from fenced code blocks
- Front Matter - attach structured metadata like titles, tags, and dates to a document
- Tags - label documents by topic, status, or workflow with inline or front matter tags
Connecting documents
- Graph View - visualize how documents in a project link to each other
- Backlinks - see a focused, text-based list of every document that links to the current one
- Real-time collaboration - multiple people can edit the same document simultaneously