actualNoteContentPart: **Also cool: **check out this video explanation of "inline tags vs traditional tags":
  
  
  
  # What are Note References?
  Note References are simply **links to other notes**. It's highly likely you've been using them for a while now! 
  
  Here are some of the ways in which you can create a reference to another note:
  Using the note linking syntax: @ (the legacy [[): ![](https://images.amplenote.com/700cfafa-8d91-11ea-b630-a2d7339f9950/1f8b402d-3c31-49c1-968d-ff3b9e18fc7a.gif)   More info over at [Note linking guide (at @ and double-bracket [[ notation)#Simple note linking examples](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax#Simple_note_linking_examples)  
  Using drag-and-drop from the note list pane:![](https://images.amplenote.com/23f25aae-fad1-11ea-a5bc-f200a12bf340/73b2cb15-4038-4d4a-bb86-adb0613c6787.gif)   Help on this topic: [Using Double Brackets [[ for Note Creation/Linking#Bonus tip: Drag-and-drop from the note list to create a reference](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax#Bonus_tip:_Drag-and-drop_from_the_note_list_to_create_a_reference) . 
  Using the Ctrl-[ hotkey to turn the selected text into a link to a note:![](https://images.amplenote.com/23f25aae-fad1-11ea-a5bc-f200a12bf340/d4e550a5-18e2-47da-8e2b-5da92d695054.gif)  About the note linking hotkeys: [Note linking guide (at @ and double-bracket [[ notation)#The phrase-linking hotkey (@ or [)](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax#The_phrase-linking_hotkey_(@_or__))  
  
  ## What are Inline Tags?
  We have good news: **Inline Tags are just Note References**! You can lie back and relax, knowing that you don't need to learn about another new note-taking concept today 😌.
  
  We prefer the term "Note References"' to avoid the conflict of nomenclature (["tags" is what we call our much older feature, tags 🙂](https://images.amplenote.com/62ccdd04-76da-11ec-b1d8-1eca04f4fc71/b48a2694-3b1d-4540-adb0-671d69835efd.png) ). That said, throughout the rest of this documentation, we will use "Note References" and "Inline Tags" interchangeably. 
  
  [Traditional Tags](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Tag_Shortcuts%2C_and_the_Default_Shortcut)  haven't changed and they are still only applied at the level of a note. In order to [tag only part of a note with something]() , you can now use Note References. For example, labeling one of your tasks as "low effort" might look something like the following:
  
  Refund concert tickets ([@low-effort]() )
  
  ## How do I create an Inline Tag?
  To create an Inline Tag inside a task, simply create a link to the respective note. Check out the official help page on creating links in Amplenote ([Using Double Brackets [[ for Note Creation/Linking](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax) ), or read below for some quick examples:
  
  ### Adding an existing Inline Tag to a task
  Inline Tags are just links to notes. Using the note-linking @ syntax, you can add an existing Inline Tag by using the linking menu to search for the appropriate note:
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processedNoteContent: ---
  title: 🔎 Note Reference Filtering (aka "Inline Tags")
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  **Also cool: **check out this video explanation of "inline tags vs traditional tags": 
  What are Note References?
  Note References are simply links to other notes
  . It's highly likely you've been using them for a while now! Here are some of the ways in which you can create a reference to another note:
  Using the note linking syntax: @ (the legacy [[): [Image: OCR text for https://images.amplenote.com/700cfafa-8d91-11ea-b630-a2d7339f9950/1f8b402d-3c31-49c1-968d-ff3b9e18fc7a.gif]
     More info over at [Note linking guide (at @ and double-bracket [ [ notation)#Simple note linking examples](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax#Simple_note_linking_examples)
  
  Using drag-and-drop from the note list pane: [Image: OCR text for https://images.amplenote.com/23f25aae-fad1-11ea-a5bc-f200a12bf340/73b2cb15-4038-4d4a-bb86-adb0613c6787.gif]
     Help on this topic: [Using Double Brackets [ [ for Note Creation/Linking#Bonus tip: Drag-and-drop from the note list to create a reference](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax#Bonus_tip:_Drag-and-drop_from_the_note_list_to_create_a_reference)
   .
  Using the Ctrl-[ hotkey to turn the selected text into a link to a note: [Image: OCR text for https://images.amplenote.com/23f25aae-fad1-11ea-a5bc-f200a12bf340/d4e550a5-18e2-47da-8e2b-5da92d695054.gif]
    About the note linking hotkeys: [Note linking guide (at @ and double-bracket [[ notation)#The phrase-linking hotkey (@ or [)](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax#The_phrase-linking_hotkey_(@_or__))
  
  What are Inline Tags?
  We have good news: Inline Tags are just Note References
  ! You can lie back and relax, knowing that you don't need to learn about another new note-taking concept today 😌. We prefer the term "Note References"' to avoid the conflict of nomenclature ( ["tags" is what we call our much older feature, tags 🙂](https://images.amplenote.com)`
   ). That said, throughout the rest of this documentation, we will use "Note References" and "Inline Tags" interchangeably. [Traditional Tags](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Tag_Shortcuts%2C_and_the_Default_Shortcut)
    haven't changed and they are still only applied at the level of a note. In order to [tag only part of a note with something]()
   , you can now use Note References. For example, labeling one of your tasks as "low effort" might look something like the following: Refund concert tickets ( [@low-effort]()
   ) 
  How do I create an Inline Tag?
  To create an Inline Tag inside a task, simply create a link to the respective note. Check out the official help page on creating links in Amplenote ([Using Double Brackets [ [ for Note Creation/Linking](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax)
   ), or read below for some quick examples: 
  Adding an existing Inline Tag to a task
  Inline Tags are just links to notes. Using the note-linking @ syntax, you can add an existing Inline Tag by using the linking menu to search for the appropriate note:
noteTitle: 🔎 Note Reference Filtering (aka "Inline Tags")