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Mac and Windows: Click the style sheet icon in the toolbar. When you switch to Dark Mode the built-in style sheets will also switch to Dark Mode.ĭownload more stylesheets here or create custom style sheets. SimpleMind has a set of good looking built-in style sheets to quickly change the look of your mind map. It defines a color scheme and sub-styles for topics and relations. Tip: The layout of a mind map, how topics are organized, is set via layouts.Ī style sheet contains a complete definition for a mind map’s appearance. For example, to make one crosslink red.Īdditionally, set Preferences that operate on a global level for all mind maps. Use the element style to redefine the appearance for a single element. Use the mind map style to redefine aspects of the selected style sheet, for that mind map only.įor example, to change the background color for one mind map. Select any of the default style sheets, or create your own custom style sheet. When no other style settings are applied, the Style Sheet defines the appearance of the mind map. The style sheet controls most of what you see in the mind map. Customize the details by changing the style of one or more of the elements. Pick a style sheet to set the default style for the mind map. The styles control everything, such as colors, topics, lines, font size, and more. How a mind map looks is controlled by styles. Tap in empty space to exit multiple selection. Rectangular lasso selection: Long press in empty space to start and drag to select. Long press to include or exclude an entire branch. When in multiple selection mode, single tap to include or exclude an element. Tap once to select a single element.Long press an element to start the multiple selection. To use Rectangular lasso selection Control+Drag (Windows) or Command+Drag (Mac) and use Shift+Command/Control+Drag to extend the selection.Ĭlick in empty space (or press Escape) to exit multiple selection. To include or exclude an entire branch, use Control/Command+long press.

Mac and Windows:Ĭlick once to select a single element.Long press an element to select a single branch or use shift+click.To include, or exclude, a single element, use Control+click (Windows) or Command+click (Mac). You can select either topics, relations, images or labels. Select multiple elements to move, or customize, all the selected elements in one go. Next, apply different layouts to the main topics.

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To combine multiple auto layouts in a single mind map start with a free form layout. If a branch has an auto layout, changing the layout of any of the child topics is not possible. Next tap the topic toolbar and layout icon. This topic is marked with a fork like symbol. All child topics will be shown in the auto layout.Ĭlick the topic where the auto layout starts. Select a topic, tap the topic toolbar and layout icon. When you add more topics, topics move to make room.Ĭhange the layout for all new mind maps via 'Preferences' - 'General Options'. The auto-layout automatically places and (re)arranges the topics for you.Manually place topics anywhere you like, in positions that you feel visualizes best the relations with other topics. The free form layout allows you to organize your ideas exactly how you want it.

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SimpleMind Pro supports a free-form-layout and 6 auto-layout schemes. See the main differences between Free and Pro on this page. Note! Not all features are available in the free edition of SimpleMind. Sibling tool: This adds a sibling topic, a topic with the same parent as the selected topic.This toolbar has the command you use most often, for example adding images, copy or paste. It visualizes the hierarchical relation between the two topics.Ī line that can connect any two topics that are not hierarchically connected.Ĭlick to show the topic toolbar. This creates a hierarchy of topics, with the central theme as the ultimate parent.Ī relation is the line that connects the parent topic to the child topic. Starting from the central theme, add topics. It's the title, the subject, a problem or just a thought. To get started, let's explain some of the terms we are using in SimpleMind.

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