Editing Documents
DocGraph documents are real HTML files, and the editor works directly on them — click into any paragraph, heading, or list and type. The experience is designed to feel like a native notes app.
The basics
Section titled “The basics”- Click and type. The caret goes where you click; edits commit automatically.
- Enter continues lists, splits paragraphs, and exits a list when pressed on an empty item — the way you’d expect from apps like Notion or Obsidian.
- Backspace at the start of a block merges it with the previous one.
- Slash menu. Type
/to insert headings, lists, code blocks, dividers, and more.
Formatting
Section titled “Formatting”Use the toolbar or standard shortcuts (bold, italic, etc.). Inline code spans and fenced code blocks are fully editable, with syntax-aware handling inside <pre> fences.
Autosave and undo
Section titled “Autosave and undo”Everything autosaves — after a short idle pause, and on demand with ⌘S (which simply flushes any pending edit). A status pill shows the save state. Undo (⌘Z) works across your editing session.
Reading preferences
Section titled “Reading preferences”Adjust zoom, line spacing, and font from the reading preferences control — these apply live to both HTML and Markdown documents, and you can pick reading themes for comfortable long-form reading.