Type a title in the Name field, and your notes in the Text field. Head back to the Data Editor window, and you'll see that there is a new field called text. We created a new text box called "Plain_Text" that we can use for saving notes, and we also had to set TreeLine to display the note in the output viewer.
Whew! That was a bit difficult, wasn't it? Let me explain what we did here. Select Apply and then the OK button to close the "Configure Data Types" window. Go to the Output tab, and set the output format to, which can be left unmodified. The program always sets the type of new fields to Text, if you want to change this, use the "Field Config" tab. Since we want to store text content, we'll name it as "Plain_Text". The third tab is "Field List".Ĭlick on the "New Field" button on the right. You may change the icon of the new node from this tab. This is the one that we saw earlier in the Data Editor, which we'll use for adding titles. It already has a field "Name", and its type is "Text". Switch to the next tab, "Type Config" there are options to add blank lines between nodes, enable HTML rich text format, bullets, and table fields. TreeLine always has a "DEFAULT" type, we'll use it in this example. The first tab is Type List, you can set various data types here (plain text, html, etc). to store plain text, you have to configure a title field and a text field, for images you'll need to set another data type, and so on.Ĭlick on the Data menu, and select "Configure Data Types" option. You'll have to set up the template of the nodes before you can use the notebook. For e.g. Select "Add Child", and a new Node will be created. Right-click on the word "Main" in the Tree View (left side-bar) to view the context menu. The default notebook starts blank, as in it has no entries. These are values that you'll have to manually configure. TreeLine's true strength lies in data types.
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