Neuron-like layout

Emanote comes with two built-in HTML template layouts. The default layout is called “book”, but you may select the “note” layout (which mimics Neuron) by adding the following to your index.yaml,

template:
  name: /templates/layouts/note

The “note” layout includes the Uplink tree of Neuron based on folgezettel links as well as directory layout. Note that all top-level notes are automatically made a folgezettel branch of the root note (index), such that the “home” link appears on top in the uplink tree of all notes. As a demo, the page you are viewing is rendered using the “note” layout (whilst leaving the rest of the site to use the default “book” layout.)

Links to this page

Uplink tree

The uplink tree or “uptree”^* is a feature available in the `note` template, which visualizes hierarchical relationships between notes as a graph at the top of the page.
Migrating from neuron

Configure it to use Neuron-like layout (this is optional)
HTML Templates

Emanote includes two builtin layouts, called book (the default) and `note`, but you can also write your own HTML layout from scratch, as long as you specify that template in YAML configuration for the notes in question. For eg., templates/home.tpl is how https://srid.ca homepage is generated, because its index.md specifies this template as template.name in its YAML frontmatter (which could also be index.yaml).
Full-text search

Click the lens icon on the sidebar (if using the ‘book’ template layout) or top-right corner (if using Neuron-like layout).