Planner by default organizes the notes on a planner page so that the most recent note is first. Each note is numbered, with the oldest note labeled ‘.#1’. If you would like to reverse this behavior, look at C-h v planner-reverse-chronological-notes.
Notes are associated with day pages, but can also be associated with plan pages when they are created. A linked note looks like this:
.#1 Headline (LinkedNote#1)
Text
You can jump to the linked note with planner-jump-to-linked-note.
Deleting a note can be dangerous, as the notes are automatically numbered. Removing a note could break links in other pages.
Create a note to be remembered in page (today if page is nil). If
planner-reverse-chronological-notesis non-nil, create the note at the beginning of the notes section; otherwise, add it to the end. Position point after the anchor.
Create a note based on the current task and update the current task to link to the note.
Display the note linked to by the current note or note-info if non-nil.
Return a buffer with all the notes returned by the query for regexp. If called with a prefix argument, prompt for limit and search days on or after limit.
The following sections include instructions for displaying, manipulating, and navigating your notes efficiently.