Horizontal rule
What is Horizontal rule?
Three dashes alone on a line (---), rendered as a horizontal divider between sections of a note.
Why it matters
A quiet visual break — useful for separating a plan from what actually happened, say.
How it works
Keep an empty line above the ---; dashes directly under a line of text turn that line into a heading instead.
Examples
- `Everything above is the plan.`
- ` `
- `---`
- ` `
- `Everything below is what happened.`