Slash Command: A Superpower in notion
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Get it NowNotion is technologically advancing day by day but most of its power πͺπ» still lies in a widely used slash command. A Slash command is a command that is entered into a text field by putting a forward slash (/) before it.
Slash commands increase π one's efficiency while using notion as you can perform certain actions in a few secondsβ & put certain type of content just by typing a shortcut command into your documents.
Here are several examples of " slash commands (/) " that you can use in Notion:-
/today
: Inserts the present-day date./remind
: Sets a reminder for a particular date and time./image
: Inserts an image./color
: Changes the color of the selected text block or page./code
: Formats the selected text as code / Inserts a code block./quote
: Formats the selected text as a quote./bullet
: Adds a bullet point to the current list./number
: Adds a numbered point to the current list./hr
: Puts a horizontal line.-
/list
: Create bulleted, numbered, toggle or a to-do list. /export
: Exports the current page or database as a PDF, Markdown, or CSV file./import
: Imports a file into the current page or database./sort
: Sorts the contents of a database.
To use these commands simply type the command & press ENTER β¨. Slash commands is a convenient & efficient method to carry out many specific actions π. They can buy you time & does not demand any effort in comparison to doing the same actions with a menu options π or mouse π±. Β
CONCLUSION
In conclusion, slash commands are a powerful feature π« of Notion that allow users to quickly access and manipulate their data without the need to navigate π§ through menus or click multiple buttons. You can find a full list π of available slash commands in Notion by typing "/" into a text field and then selecting the "Slash commands" option from the menu that appears or type /
and then press the Tab key. For better understanding of every command, Have a look π at this page.