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==Long node== | ==Long node== | ||
Each node can be either a short node or a long node. A short node can only be formatted in plain text. A long node can be a plain text one or a [[rich text]] node. | Each node can be either a short node or a long node. A short node can only be formatted in plain text. A long node can be a plain text one or a [[rich text]] node. While a sort node is edited inline, a long node is edited in a pop-up dialog, no matter whether it is a plain text one or a rich text onde. A long node can be split by pressing Alt + S in the editing dialog, or using the button "Split" in the dialog. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 10:28, 10 May 2010
In FreeMind, a node is a rectangular box that contains text. Nodes are organized into a hiearchy, so they form relations named after a family metaphor: parent, child, and sibling. A node can be formatted by setting its text color, background color, font family, font size, cloud around the node, and more. The text can be plain or a rich text one, including boldface, italics, bullet lists, tables, and hyperlinks. Nodes can be folded or collapsed, so their children become invisible. Nodes can be connected using arrow links. Each node can have a note attached.
Long node
Each node can be either a short node or a long node. A short node can only be formatted in plain text. A long node can be a plain text one or a rich text node. While a sort node is edited inline, a long node is edited in a pop-up dialog, no matter whether it is a plain text one or a rich text onde. A long node can be split by pressing Alt + S in the editing dialog, or using the button "Split" in the dialog.
