KMind v2.13.0 Supports Multi-Root Mode

Description: From the first line of multi-root code written on June 15th this year until now, half a year has passed, experiencing the transition from traditional programming to AI Coding. Now I'm happy to announce that KMind officially supports multi-root nodes! Whether it's widget maps, Dock bar maps, or document tree maps, all support multi-root node functionality! Moreover, existing data will automatically migrate to the latest data structure when you actively create a second root node, without any manual operation! You can double-click on the blank canvas in existing maps to create additional root nodes!

Recommended Best Practices:

We strongly recommend using Dock bar maps or document tree maps, and setting auto-enter Zen mode when opening maps in KMind global configuration. This way, irrelevant operation buttons will be automatically hidden when entering the map, giving you a larger editing view, more embedded experience, and more features! How to create maps can be found in this visual guide

Next, we will demonstrate the multi-root node features using the Document Tree Map, which has the most complete feature support:

1. Create a KMind map in SiYuan document tree and set your preferred theme and style

   

2. Double-click to create additional root nodes

   

3. Copy the SiYuan block ID you want to embed, right-click the node to bind and render that SiYuan block (Dock maps don't support this feature yet)

   

4. Rendered SiYuan blocks can be resized by dragging, and you can choose where to open the block via the quick action bar

   

5. Rendered SiYuan blocks can essentially be treated as mind map nodes, so you can create child nodes, relationship lines, and drag them to any position

   

6. After creating multi-root nodes by double-clicking, drag any child node to blank canvas for more than 2 seconds to make it a new root node

   

7. Use the node TODO feature to create lightweight TODO root nodes, delete when done

   

8. Use the node sub-document feature to quickly create SiYuan sub-documents, practicing lightweight, self-controlled MOC (Dock maps don't support this feature yet)

   

9. Use node hyperlink feature to navigate directly to any node in the map from anywhere

   

Note:

This version is the initial release of multi-root mode. Many interactions are still being improved and will be gradually enhanced based on user feedback. The number of embedded SiYuan blocks depends on device performance - it's not recommended to maintain a large number of SiYuan blocks in the same map.