sections to Evernote

[Leonardbrit 1]

Hello there,

I'm starting a new document concerning learning HTML. I was wondering if there is a way in Evernote to create sections similar to Word where I can click on a section in a Navigation panel and go to that section to quickly revisit my notes with grade miners? In Word this is done by adding Headings and I tried using tags but clicking on them in the Navigation panel only takes you into the document as a whole rather than a part of the document with the named notes. Could you let me know if this feature is available in Evernote ? Thank you 

[romelden 30]

There is no built in function as you asked.  But there is a trick can be shared.

You can place some personal coding (tag) in your document, let say "##Section1##".  In this case, you can ctrl+F and type in ##Section1## in your note.  It will jump to the location you want.  But these symbol can only search within a note.  They cannot be searched in global (Don't know why EN is so stupid).

Hope this can help.

[Mike P 2,110]

2 hours ago, romelden said:

They cannot be searched in global (Don't know why EN is so stupid).

They are not stupid they made a clealry documented decision (see https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/search_grammar.php) to ignore most punctuation. Underscore characters are not ignored, so for example a global search for _dummy_tag will find that text string within a note and not dummy, tag or dummy tag.

You can also use emojis as part of the tag and again this will be found in global search. However emoji searching is a bit buggy in EN so you are probably better off sticking with underscore

[andyvotty 0]

To create sections in Evernote, you can organize your notes into different notebooks like https://washingtoncitypaper.com/article/604229/college-essay-writing-service-how-to-choose-faq-our-top-5/. Notebooks act as containers for your notes and allow you to group related content together. You can create a new notebook by clicking on the "New Notebook" button in the sidebar or by going to "File" > "New Notebook" in the menu bar.
 

[andyvotty 0]

Once you have created multiple notebooks, you can further organize them into notebook stacks. Notebook stacks are like folders that help you categorize and manage your notebooks: https://www.nursingpaper.com/examples/blisters-essay/. To create a notebook stack, simply drag and drop one notebook onto another. This will create a stack with the two notebooks nested inside it.