Note badges

Note badges appear near the fixed note title and indicate important information about the note such as whether it is read-only. Some of the badges are also interactive.

The following badges are available:

•  Read-only badge, which will be shown if the note is not editable due to either automatic read-only or manual read-only. Clicking on the badge will temporarily edit the note. On the pages of the built-in user guide, which cannot be edited, the badge does nothing when clicked.
•  Share badge, which will indicate that the current note is shared. The badge will also indicate if the share is on the local network (for the desktop application without Synchronization set up) or publicly accessible (for the server).
•  Web clip badge, which will indicate if the note was clipped using the Web Clipper. The badge acts as a link, so it can be clicked on to navigate to the page or right clicked for more options. When the clipper also saved the page's description, its author, or the dates it was published and last updated, clicking the badge shows these details instead, with a link to the page at the top.
•  Execute badge, for scripts or saved SQL queries which have an execute button or a description.
• Template badge, for Templates (including workspace templates, for which the badge reads Workspace template). Notes created from a template inherit its attributes, so the badge is a reminder that changing them affects every such note. Clicking the badge switches the template between being offered everywhere and only while hoisted into its workspace, the latter only for a template inside a workspace (see Workspaces). It also opens Template properties..., where the default title and location of new notes are set.
• For Active content (e.g. scripts, styles), a dedicated badge will be shown indicating the type of note and with an option to easily enable or disable it.