The more corresponding tags the other file has the more relevant it is for Zettlr. Which files are deemed relevant are determined by the tags they use. They are listed by relevancy descending, so the most relevant files will be on top of the list. The related files section has been added in 2.0 and contains files that Zettlr thinks are related to the current file. The references in the sidebar are for preview purposes. During export, however, Pandoc will use whichever style you define in your preferences to match your expectations. Please note that the references will be displayed using the built-in CSL style. To learn more about citing references with Zettlr, have a look at the documentation page for citations. You can also select text in this panel which allows you to copy the references. Links will be rendered clickable so that you can open a related website directly from within the sidebar. It is generated whenever you save your document and gives you a preview of your bibliography section. The references tab contains a bibliography of all the references you cite within the document. This way, the table of contents works almost exactly like the outline view from Microsoft Word or other text editors you might know. If you click one of these headings, the editor will directly jump to that specific heading. The entries within the table of contents also support Markdown elements, so that your headings will be rendered to HTML. It gets updated in real time and allows you to see the structure of your document at a glance. The first tab shows you a table of contents for your current file.
These are (from left to right): Table of Contents, References, Related Files, and other files.
Please note that strictly speaking Zettlr features two sidebars: The sidebar to the left is referred to as the File Manager, whereas the right one – this sidebar – is referred to as "the" sidebar.Īfter you open the sidebar, you can see that it has four tabs. You can open it by using either the sidebar icon in the toolbar or by pressing Cmd/Ctrl+?. The sidebar is a context-sensitive element that displays relevant additional information regarding your current directory and current file.
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