Code - Antinote Help Center

Design intent: Not intended to be an IDE, the code keyword is meant for temporarily holding code snippets for review or limited editing.

Type the word "code" at the top of your note to activate.
Add a language after a colon (e.g. code: py) to enable syntax highlighting.
If you don't add a language, Antinote will use the default language from Settings > Editor > Code blocks.
Choose your syntax highlighting themes in Settings > Editor > Code blocks — there are separate pickers for Dark and Light.
With nothing selected, if your cursor is inside a code block, ⌘C will copy the code block contents.
Inside "code" notes, the following is disabled: indent stripping, all hyperlink features.

Design intent: Not intended to be an IDE, the code keyword is meant for temporarily holding code snippets for review or limited editing.

Type the word "code" at the top of your note to activate.
Add a language after a colon (e.g. code: py) to enable syntax highlighting.
If you don't add a language, Antinote will use the default language from Settings > Editor > Code blocks.
Choose your syntax highlighting themes in Settings > Editor > Code blocks — there are separate pickers for Dark and Light.
With nothing selected, if your cursor is inside a code block, ⌘C will copy the code block contents.
Inside "code" notes, the following is disabled: indent stripping, all hyperlink features.