actualNoteContentPart: ### Daily Jot Templates and links to searches
  One of the best ways to leverage saved searches is by including them in a template. You can use this template in your Daily Jot daily, or weekly, or however often your workflow requires it.
  
  Here's what a Daily Jot Template could look like:
  
  Brush teeth
  [Check my Inbox](https://www.amplenote.com/calendar)  
  Check recently changed [shared notes](https://www.amplenote.com/notes?group=shared)  
  Plan my day
   
  ## Links to searches in Notes Mode
  For Notes Mode, you can add various parameters after the notes? part of the URL, as seen below.
  
  ### Links to word searches
  For simple search queries, use the query= parameter after the ? in the URL. To link to a search for the word "**word**": 
  ```
  https://www.amplenote.com/notes/tasks?query=word 
  ```
  
  If your search querie contains spaces, they will be replaced by the characters %20; check this page for other [URL encodings](https://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_urlencode.ASP) .
  
  For exmample, linking to a search for the words "**multiple words**" looks like this: 
  ```
  https://www.amplenote.com/notes?query=multiple%20words 
  ```
  
  ### Links to tag filters in Notes Mode
  For tag filters, use tag= after ? in the URL. To link to a list of notes **tagged with ****#my-tag-name**: 
  ```
  https://www.amplenote.com/notes?tag=my-tag-name
  ```
  
  If you want to filter on a nested tag, use the encoding for forward slash /, which is %2F, for example, to link to a list of notes **tagged with ****#my-tag-name/my-subtag**, use: 
  ```
  https://www.amplenote.com/notes?tag=my-tag-name%2Fmy-subtag
  ```
  
  Link to a combination of tags using the encoding for the comma , sign, which is %2C. For example, to link to a list of all notes **tagged with both ****#my-tag-name**** and ****#my-other-tag-name**, use:
  ```
  https://www.amplenote.com/notes?tag=my-tag-name%2Cmy-other-tag-name
  ```
  
  ### Links to note groups
  For group queries, use group= after the ? sign. To link to a list of all **archived** notes:
  ```
  https://www.amplenote.com/notes?group=archived
  ```
  
  The part after group= can be any of the "groups" listed over at [✨ group queries](#__group_queries) .
  
  ### Links to mixed searches in Notes Mode
  Simply use the available search modifiers described above separated by an ampersand & sign.
  
  For example, to search for all **archived** notes matching "**word**":
  ```
  https://www.amplenote.com/notes?group=archived&query=word
  ```
  
  To serach for all **shared** notes, **tagged with ****#my-tag-name** that match the word "**word**":
  ```
  https://www.amplenote.com/notes?group=shared&query=word&tag=my-tag-name
  ```
  
  ## Searches in Tasks Mode
  For Tasks Mode, you can use search parameters after the tasks? part of the URL, as seen below.
  
  ### Links to Tag filters in Tasks Mode
  Use the tag= parameter as documented at [Links to tag filters in Notes Mode](#Links_to_tag_filters_in_Notes_Mode) . 
  
  For example, to link to a list of tasks from notes **tagged with ****#my-tag-name**, use:
  ```
  https://www.amplenote.com/notes/tasks?tag=my-tag-name
  ```
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Search queries: tag, filter, and other queries
  headers: ### Daily Jot Templates and links to searches
  ---
  Daily Jot Templates and links to searches
  One of the best ways to leverage saved searches is by including them in a template. You can use this template in your Daily Jot daily, or weekly, or however often your workflow requires it. Here's what a Daily Jot Template could look like: Brush teeth
  [Check my Inbox](https://www.amplenote.com)`
  
  Check recently changed [shared notes](https://www.amplenote.com)`
  
  Plan my day 
  Links to searches in Notes Mode
  For Notes Mode, you can add various parameters after the notes? part of the URL, as seen below. 
  Links to word searches
  For simple search queries, use the query= parameter after the ? in the URL. To link to a search for the word " word
  ": https://www.amplenote.com/notes/tasks?query=word 
  If your search querie contains spaces, they will be replaced by the characters %20; check this page for other [URL encodings](https://www.w3schools.com)`
   . For exmample, linking to a search for the words " multiple words
  " looks like this: https://www.amplenote.com/notes?query=multiple%20words 
  
  Links to tag filters in Notes Mode
  For tag filters, use tag= after ? in the URL. To link to a list of notes **tagged with ** #my-tag-name
  : https://www.amplenote.com/notes?tag=my-tag-name
  If you want to filter on a nested tag, use the encoding for forward slash /, which is %2F, for example, to link to a list of notes **tagged with ** #my-tag-name/my-subtag
  , use: https://www.amplenote.com/notes?tag=my-tag-name%2Fmy-subtag
  Link to a combination of tags using the encoding for the comma , sign, which is %2C. For example, to link to a list of all notes **tagged with both #my-tag-name
   and ** #my-other-tag-name
  , use: https://www.amplenote.com/notes?tag=my-tag-name%2Cmy-other-tag-name
  
  Links to note groups
  For group queries, use group= after the ? sign. To link to a list of all archived
   notes: https://www.amplenote.com/notes?group=archived
  The part after group= can be any of the "groups" listed over at [✨ group queries](#__group_queries)
   . 
  Links to mixed searches in Notes Mode
  Simply use the available search modifiers described above separated by an ampersand & sign. For example, to search for all archived
   notes matching " word
  ": https://www.amplenote.com/notes?group=archived&query=word
  To serach for all shared
   notes, **tagged with ** #my-tag-name
   that match the word " word
  ": https://www.amplenote.com/notes?group=shared&query=word&tag=my-tag-name
  
  Searches in Tasks Mode
  For Tasks Mode, you can use search parameters after the tasks? part of the URL, as seen below. 
  Links to Tag filters in Tasks Mode
  Use the tag= parameter as documented at [Links to tag filters in Notes Mode](#Links_to_tag_filters_in_Notes_Mode)
   . For example, to link to a list of tasks from notes **tagged with ** #my-tag-name
  , use: https://www.amplenote.com/notes/tasks?tag=my-tag-name
noteTitle: Search queries: tag, filter, and other queries