Bike: Row Types
Bike Outliner adds row types!
Use row types to add another level of structure and meaning to your outlines. You can now include heading rows, task list rows, ordered list rows, and more.
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Using Row Types
The easiest way to use row types is through Bike’s new “smart row types” feature. In a new row, type one of the following markdown inspired shortcuts–followed by a space:
# |
Heading |
> |
Blockquote |
| ``` | Code Block |
: |
Note |
--- |
Horizontal Rule |
[], -[] |
Task List |
[x], -[x] |
Task List (completed) |
1. |
Ordered List |
-, *, + |
Unordered List |
The shortcut text is replaced and the row type is set. Row types are supported in both .bike and .opml outlines. Learn more about row types in Bike’s user guide.