You can hop between posts and notes by clicking on links like this inside each page, or by using the interactive map (on desktop it's on the right, on mobile it's at the bottom). Everything else (buttons, keyboard shortcuts, etc.) is explained below:
| Button | What it does | Shortcut |
|---|---|---|
| Search the archives | Ctrl + K | |
| Search by tag instead | Ctrl + Shift + K | |
| Open the global map | Ctrl + G | |
| Pick a random post | Shift + R | |
| Jump to the top / bottom | — | |
| Flip between light and dark | — | |
| Set the reading font and text size | — | |
| Reader mode | — | |
| Close the search, the map, or whichever panel is open | Esc |
On a Mac, press ⌘ wherever the table says Ctrl.
I stumbled upon an older version of Quartz while trying to figure out how to publish my Obsidian notes on a neutrino application. What followed was an absolute BLAST and a fair amount of head-scratching as I set up my own digital arboretum. Front-end stuff as a complete noob? Equal parts fun and frustrating. Weirdly addicting too. 10/10 would recommend... but also, send help.
That said, the struggle was so worth it! I picked up a ton of new knowledge along the way, and this little blog wouldn't exist without Jacky Zhao's incredible work. Huge thanks for making this possible!
Also, big shout-out to Eilleen for their ridiculously helpful Quartz customization log, those floating buttons are absolute lifesavers!