How to Link In Capacities

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Capacities is a networked note-taking app, so being able to link your objects together is vital knowledge. This video will show you how you can link content and how you can make the links look great too!
Linking Mechanism 00:41
Link views 2:20
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13 дек 2023

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@ciape_k6780 2 месяца назад

Sweet Jesus. This is my 3rd attempt at Capacities and I finally understand how to use it. Thank you for such a condensed program!

@CapacitiesHQ 2 месяца назад

Glad it was helpful!

@lexiesanders929 12 дней назад

I've only just started using Capacities and can't figure out how to open graph view? The only time I see the graph icon is when an object is opened as a preview window, not fullscreen. And when I press the icon, nothing happens

@jimdorothy1640 3 месяца назад

When 'in line' linking, where is the search being directed to? Just to titles that match your search criteria? Does it search the short description of an object? Does it search the entire contents of all objects? Does it search tags? It seems the search is limited to just searching titles. If so, would it be advisable to add a key word or two after the title (if the title itself does not mention those key topics) so that it could be found when doing an 'in line' search? For example, I have an type called 'Articles' (this is my replacement for the 'Page' type). Let's say one of my articles (objects) is titled: "Problems in American Culture". And let's say that Marxism is a main subject in that article. Would it be advantageous then to change the title to something like: "Problems in American Culture - Marxism"? That way, this article would show up in an in line search when searching for "Marxism".

@CapacitiesHQ 3 месяца назад

Hi, the search is just for titles. If you want to look for themes, you could tag objects with whatever themes they discuss, and then click on the tag to browse all related objects. Then you'd be able to see for the titles and link them in line. You could even see both these views side by side (active object on the left, tagged objects on the right) by shift clicking on the tag :)