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1.3 KiB
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38 lines
1.3 KiB
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While SilverBullet is not a “proper” outliner like e.g. [LogSeq](https://logseq.com), it does offer a useful commands to manage outlines.
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An outline is simply a (nested) bulleted list, for instance:
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* Introduction
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* Context
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* Problem space
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* Solution space
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* Problem statement
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* Problem A
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* Sub problem 1
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* Sub problem 2
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* Problem B
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* Problem C
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* Related work
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* Area A
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* Area B
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* Area C
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* Solution
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* Conclusion
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# Commands
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SilverBullet offers a number of `Outline` commands to make manipulating such outlines easier, they are (note that on Mac `Mod` binds to `Cmd`, on Linux and Windows it’s `Ctrl`):
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* `Outline: Move Up` (`Alt-ArrowUp`): moves the current item and its children up
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* `Outline: Move Down` (`Alt-ArrowDown`): moves the current item and its children down
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* `Outline: Move Right` (`Mod-. l`): indents the current item and its children one level deeper
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* `Outline: Move Left` (`Mod-. h`): outdents the current item and its children one level higher
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And for folding outlines:
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* `Outline: Fold`: folds the current item’s children
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* `Outline: Unfold`: unfolds the current item’s children
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* `Outline: Toggle Fold` (`Mod-. Mod-.`): toggles the current item’s fold state
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* `Outline: Fold All`: folds all sections in the entire page
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* `Outline: Unfold All`: unfolds all sections in the entire page
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