Please allow us to create nested outlines with Collapsable headings and sub headings for better navigation inside the book. Its is very much needed for larger books.

You allow to create outline but only a simple outline, this makes navigation through the pdf a lot tougher. It would be much better if you allow to create nested outlines so that we can differentiate between major topics and subheadings. Thank you very much.

Allow users to make actual outlines in the outline tab, with main topics, subtopics, etc.

This would be especially beneficial for notebooks to allow further organization/structure.

This is the function

Thank you 🙏

And make the Outline tree collapsible so that you can navigate and sort pages quickly into sections/subsections.

To organize notes, pages and sections.

Add subsections to each outline for better organization. For example, in a textbook there can be one outline for each chapter, and then when you click on the outline a drop down menu of each section in the chapter comes up. This would be great for organization. Something like this.

Me too

I support this suggestion.

There are already various posts wishing for a way to make the outline structure more hierarchical, but under various names, so I am trying to summarize the wish here.

To navigate more efficiently within a notebook, it would be super convenient to have outlines on various levels as (Chapter-section-subsection structure):

Chapter 1
- 1.1 section
- 1.2 section
--- 1.2.1 subsection

Chapter 2
- 2.1 section
--- 2.1.1 subsection
- 2.2 section

and so on...

It would be a great addition to the app if you all would allow the outline to be better organized by the ability of us to have headers and subheaders w/in a notebook. This would allow people to access relevant pages within a notebook quicker.

This is similar to the insert separator function in PPT, which makes it very easy to quickly and visually scroll through notes to a specific (e.g.), day, week, topic, chapter....

This would make GoodNotes so much better!

If there is an error in the automatically imported outline, it cannot be deleted. I hope that the automatically imported error outline can be deleted, and I can create a secondary outline myself. The automatically imported outline can be more intelligent, because my imported outline is often wrong.

This is the best suggestion so far

For example:

Chapter 1: Number Systems & Conversion
— 1.1: Digital Systems & Switching Circuits
— 1.2: Number Systems & Conversion
— 1.3: Binary Arithmetic

@Robert: That's not true. In one note I have the possibility to indent pages and thus I can represent a structure.

Adding sub-outlines respectively levels to GoodNotes would increase the overview a lot and hence make navigation within a notebook so much easier!

None of the note taking app does this or do it in limited bases. It requires restructure the entire program. PDF template is the only way to do it. There are some choices for purchase or make one yourself.

I’m looking for an option to create an outline with more than one level. Currently it is not possible to indent additional bullets. I’d like to structure a notebook with an clear agenda like the following example:

1. Project #1
1.1 General Information
1.2 Phase xyz
1.3 Another phase
1.4 Close out
1.5 Internal
1.5.1 People
1.5.2 Data
1.5.3 Todos

2. Project #2
2.1 General Information
2.2 Meeting minutes
2.2.1 November 2019
2.2.2 December 2019
2.2.3 January 2020
2.3 To dos
2.4 Issues
2.5 Close out

3. Project #3
... and so on

Would like the option to group a collection of pages within a notebook, and collapse / expand them to make larger notebooks easier to navigate.

Don’t want to create nested folders as this involves too much clicking around.

At the moment I create section heading pages and tag them as favourites, the use favourites view as a type of table of contents page like a book.

Would be better though if from the outline view you could group and collapse pages to make it easier to scroll through the groups, then select them to see the pages in sections to see the pages within.