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Expand Up @@ -250,13 +250,14 @@ The note buffer is a buffer of the particular mode for the node, which can chang
The properties shown in the note property area come from the data stored in the
database for the entity. At a minimum, there will be tags.

For the common cases, there are special commands, with default keybindinds:
For the common cases, there are special commands, available under the =C-c /= prefix keymap:

- =ekg-note-add-tag= to add a tag (=C-c +=).
- =ekg-note-remove-tag= to remove a tag (=C-c -=).
- =ekg-note-add-title= to add a title (=C-c C-t +=).
- =ekg-note-remove-title= to remove a title (=C-c C-t -=).
- =ekg-note-edit-property= to edit any property (=C-c C-p=), including the "resource" of the note, which is its ID. For editing, multi-values properties are editable as a list with values separated by =", "=. Maintain the space after the comma when editing.
- =a=: =ekg-note-add-tag=, to add a tag.
- =d=: =ekg-note-remove-tag=, to remove a tag.
- =t=: =ekg-note-add-title=, to add a title.
- =T=: =ekg-note-remove-title=, to remove a title.
- =p=: =ekg-note-edit-property=, to edit any property, including the "resource" of the note, which is its ID. For editing, multi-values properties are editable as a list with values separated by =", "=. Maintain the space after the comma when editing.
- =i=: =ekg-edit-add-inline=, to add an inline command.

When altering properties, nothing is saved until the note is saved.

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -345,8 +346,7 @@ default, it will have the current date tag, such as "date/2023-02-21".
a given title as the title of the page. The idea is that the note is annotating
the reference itself as a "literature note". The title also appears as a tag,
so other notes can reference this if needed. For example, if the URL is
http://example.com, and the title is "An example URL", the properties buffer
will have the following:
http://example.com, and the title is "An example URL", the properties will be:

#+begin_quote
Resource: http://example.com
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