Shortcut Bar, Drop Down Menus with Sub Menus

[RgaDawg 35]

Wow. How kewl it would be to be able to use the Shortcut Bar for more than just a few Shortcuts
Something like a drop down menu, (like browser bookmark bars), with ability to nest shortcuts, sub menus.

[DTLow 5,744]

On other platforms, shortcuts are a section on the sidebar.

I added my vote; shortcuts would be more useful with organization.

[RavBoy 189]

I was about to ask about the ability to simply shorten or edit the characters of my existing shortcuts, but I'm pretty sure that's not possible, and in any case, I like this idea better.

+1 Vote from me

[RgaDawg 35]

1 hour ago, RavBoy said:

..shorten or edit the characters of my existing shortcuts..

 

You have to shorten the Title in the Note, like in my pic on original post.

[DTLow 5,744]

3 hours ago, RavBoy said:

I was about to ask about the ability to simply shorten or edit the characters of my existing shortcuts, but I'm pretty sure that's not possible

Use a shortcut to a saved search - you can name  it anything you want

For example, I have a shortcut to a search called HotNotes   tag:HotNotes

[RavBoy 189]

1 hour ago, DTLow said:

Use a shortcut to a saved search - you can name  it anything you want

Of course! cheers

[CalS 5,307]

8 hours ago, RavBoy said:

Of course! cheers

You can also put an ! on the front of any oft used saved searches.  Then they float to the top in the left panel.  With left panel open close everything but saved searches and there they are.  Left panel closed click on the looking glass and there they are, though a shorter list.  Personally I keep the left panel closed for the additional real estate for the list and note panels.  FWIW.

[RgaDawg 35]

You can also do this.
Pull a Set of Stacked Notebooks onto the ShortCut Bar or Pane
Not individual Notes on Shortcuts, but quick organization of a sub-set of Notes

[RavBoy 189]

Hey @RgaDawg yeah I picked up on your tip above, not long ago, then lost it, now thanks to you got it again, cheers, will implement now, along with @CalS Tips on using saved-searches-shortcuts for todo-reminders plus ability to edit shortcut labels to as few/many characters as required and described by @DTLow

Another tip... instead of adding/drafting saved searches, and search syntax manually, in order to be able to later add and then edit them as shortcuts, just click the note/notebook/stack > then whilst they are highlighted, go to 'Saved searches', click the '+' icon and the search syntax is filled in automatically, leaving the job of labelling as required.