Toolbar

The toolbar keeps common writing actions near the editor, so you can insert Markdown structures without memorizing every syntax detail. Button order and visibility can be adjusted in Settings.

Main areas

Area	Common actions	Best for
File	New, open, save	Starting or switching documents
Mode	Live, Read, Source, split view	Moving between editing, reading, and source control
Format	Heading, bold, italic, strike, quote, link	Paragraph and inline formatting
Insert	Image, table, code block, divider, wiki link	Structured content and local document links
Tools	Version history, snippets and templates, spell check, AI assistant, presentation mode	Snapshot comparison, reusable structures, review, assisted writing, and slides

Key buttons

Button	What it does	Best for
Heading dropdown	Switch between H1-H6 and paragraph	Adjusting long-document hierarchy
Ordered-list style	Choose decimal, alpha, or roman numbering	Steps, outlines, and policy-style lists
Table grid	Drag to choose rows and columns	Creating small tables quickly
Wiki link	Insert a wiki-style document link	Connecting notes in the same folder
Version History	Open local snapshots, then create, compare, or restore versions	Checking changes and recovering older content
Snippets & Templates	Insert built-in templates or personal Markdown snippets	Repeated structures like meeting notes, tech notes, and reading notes
Spell check	Open the writing-quality panel	Mixed Chinese / English proofreading and duplicate cleanup
Presentation mode	Present the current Markdown as slides	Split pages with --- before presenting

Version diff buttons

After selecting a snapshot in “Version History”, the comparison view shows addition / deletion counts and provides:

• Previous diff: jump back to the previous added or removed line.
• Next diff: jump to the next added or removed line.
• Position: show the current diff index and the total number of navigable diffs.

For long documents, use these buttons to locate changes first, then decide whether to restore the snapshot.

Customize layout

Open “Settings → Appearance → Toolbar layout” to:

• Drag buttons to change order.
• Move low-frequency buttons to the hidden area.
• Place buttons into Format, Block, Insert, or Utility groups.
• Move separators so common actions are visually grouped.

Floating toolbar

By default, the toolbar stays close to the editor. If you prefer a fixed layout, adjust toolbar position and display in Settings.

TIP

The toolbar is a shortcut, not a replacement for Markdown syntax. Once you know the syntax, type Markdown directly and use the toolbar for high-frequency actions like images, tables, links, and version snapshots.