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Navigation
For navigation inside Anytype, you have 4 options: Home, Search, Graph View
, Bi-Directional Navigation
and Keyboard Shortcuts
.
Home
Home tabs
- Favorites. Use this tab for frequently used objects. You can easily add any object to Favorites from the object Menu
- History. has objects that were opened recently
- Sets that you have ever created.
- Bin has recently deleted objects. You are able to put it back or delete it irrevocably.
Search
Make a search across your knowledge graph, object types, and relations.
Navigation Panel
Since all connections between objects have a certain direction(from-object or to-object), the navigation panel helps to see objects that are connected with the current one in terms of their direction. Read more about object connections in #object-graph
Navigation Panel helps to navigate between objects that have Object Links or Relations to each other. Hit button on the top bar to open Navigation Panel.
The Navigation Panel consists of three blocks:
- The current object is the object that is currently in focus
- Link from is a list of objects containing a link or relation to the current object
- Link to is a list of objects that are referenced in the current object
If you want to change focus from one object to another simply hit this object on the panel. It changes current context, so you can see updated connections according to the current object.
Object Graph
Displays a graph representation of the Links and Relations between your objects. You can see the power of Anytype relations, with connections showing how each object relates to another.
To access the Graph Mode, look for the icon in the top-left corner from any opened object or just press
⌘ + Option + O
or Ctrl + Alt + O
.
You can hover over each object to highlight its connections. Clicking on it will show additional information and options in a side panel.
- To pan around the canvas, drag the background.
- You can zoom in and out using a touchpad zoom function or by scrolling with a mouse wheel.
Use the search function at the bottom of the panel to the right if you want to find a particular object. Matching objects will be highlighted in the network view.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Alternatively, you can always use the keyboard to navigate. < >
buttons can take you forward and backward in your navigation history or you can use the shortcuts CMD / CTRL + [ / ]
to navigate.