How to navigate through this garden

Now that is a question that I can only partially answer. I don’t want to limit how you explore my notebook, you can start anywhere and jump to anywhere you like.

Here is a short guide to get you started:

  1. Two types of Internal links are there: Active and [[ Inactive ]]. The Active Linkgets highlighted with a shade of light blue. It will take you to an existing note. Inactive links are there will grey highlights because these are links to which I will probably make a note in future.

  2. Link previews: When you hover over an Active Link it will show a preview of the content of the note in a floating window (helps you decide whether you want to explore that note).  Inactive links will give you a question mark icon on hover to show the note isn’t here yet.

  3. Back Links: This is the most useful feature in this garden. When you are inside a note, on the right side of your page it will show you all the notes that have this note mentioned with some preview content. You may enter a note from one context, but backlinks show a different context in which the same note was used. This sort of contextual switch from the same content is why I like calling my Zettelgarden an organised mystery.

  4. The powerful graph: The interactive graphs in the bottom section shows all existing notes in their interconnected glory. You can navigate by clicking any of the nodes in the graph (Each node is a note). You can locate the current note you are in, by looking for a slightly larger black colored node in the graph.

I hope this is helpful to you. It takes a while for the garden to grow and populate with notes. Things will make much more sense when it gets as organic as possible.

Go to Starts Here Or jump straight to the Home Note

Notes mentioning this note


Here are all the notes in this garden, along with their links, visualized as a graph.