Editor
After generating a mind map, you'll automatically enter the editor where you can view, modify, and manage your mind maps.
Browse and Collapse
- Expand/Collapse: Click on a node to expand or collapse its child nodes, making it easy to view hierarchical structure
- Zoom: Use mouse wheel or toolbar zoom buttons to adjust view size
- Fit to Screen: The toolbar has a "Fit to Screen" button that adjusts the mind map to the current viewport size with one click
- Drag to Move: Hold and drag the blank area to move the entire mind map
Edit Mode
The editor supports direct modification of mind map content:
- Edit Node Text: Double-click a node to directly modify the text
- Add/Delete Nodes: Add new child nodes to existing structures or delete unnecessary nodes
- Modify Hierarchy: Adjust parent-child relationships between nodes
The system automatically saves after editing, no manual operation needed. If you need to revert to a previous version, you can use the undo feature.
Undo and Auto-save
- Auto-save: The editor automatically saves your modifications, no need to manually save before closing the page
- Undo: Supports standard undo operations to revert to previous editing states
Presentation Mode
Presentation mode is suitable for showing mind maps to others:
- After entering presentation mode, the mind map displays in full screen with editing toolbar hidden
- You can progressively expand nodes, suitable for presentations or explanations
- After exiting presentation mode, you return to normal editing state
Format Switching
The editor supports switching the display format of mind maps:
- Default View: Tree-style mind map display
- Outline View: Displays the mind map as a hierarchical list, suitable for quick browsing and editing content
Common Questions
QWhat if the mind map doesn't save after editing?
The editor supports auto-save and usually saves within a few seconds after modification. If the page closes unexpectedly, it's recommended to use undo to check the recent state, or return to the dashboard to reopen the mind map.
QWhat if there are too many nodes in the mind map?
Use the collapse feature to hide detailed information, first viewing core nodes then expanding as needed. You can also delete unnecessary nodes to simplify the structure.