Now that I have a lot of different documents within Coda, I would like to be able to arrange them in folders, for the sake of clarity. It would be nice to have a search bar also.
Thanks!
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I‘m currently use Google Drive to make that happen. With the Cloud & Backup software on you computer should even be able to manage/open/find the Docs within your OS as .glink files.
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How do you currently organize Coda docs in Google Drive? I found that when I create a new doc it automatically puts it in the root Google Drive folder. Even if I navigate to a subfolder in my Drive and create a new Coda doc via New=>More=>Coda, Drive doesn’t create the new doc in the current subfolder. I end up having to go back to Google Drive and moving the docs manually to the subfolder I want.
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Yeah, that is true. It is manageable for me since I currently just have a few Coda Docs I work and don’t have to create new ones that often. If you create a lot of new docs, this won’t be a satisfying solution.
This is nice! But I still think that a Coda hub with folders for documents would be great.
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Yeah, the current coda.io/docs doesn’t seem to be all that useful. I wish we had more control over organization. Creating folders for clients, favoriting specific docs, last updated/edited, all very quickly accessible.
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@tomavatars and @alex I agree. Even know there is a work around it doesn’t benefit me very well within Coda. My whole company uses Coda and when someone shares a document in a different department that I need access to I would like to categorize it per department so my list isn’t so long and convoluted.
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@Loi_Quang_Ho I believe we deleted that help article, but if you navigate to a Google Drive subfolder and create a doc from Google Drive, the doc will be created in that subfolder.
@Al_Chen_Coda How can I move all my existing .glinks to a subfolder in google drive, and ensure that all new sections are created there? Also how can I make sure the same structure exists for all team members? Thanks.