Section anatomy

Each section is consisted of the following parts:

Section title

When a section is created the title “New section” is given. Clicking on the section title folds and unfolds the section’s body.

The section’s body starts with the toolbar. To the left, the following are visible:

id: this is a unique number fresfolio assigns to each section.
date: the section’s creating date.
+Tags button: pressing this button the user can assign tags (separated with comma) to the section. Tags are useful for grouping sections.

To the right the following are visible:

1st button can be used to change section’s title.
2nd button is a “Menu” button with the following options:
- Create section directory: this will create a directory named after the section’s id in the following path:
```
Project-name
├── project.db
└── sections
    └── [id]
```
- Export section to PDF: exports the content of the current section to a PDF file using typst. Note that typst should already be installed on the system and in the PATH. The PDF files is stored in sections/[id].
- Export section to .typ: converts the content of the current section to typst text and stores it in a .typ file in sections/[id]. This allows the user to edit the file and later compile it with typst to PDF.
- Delete section: deletes the section in project.db and its directory if it exists.
  
  Additional options that become available if the section directory is created:
- View section directory tree: when pressed, a dialog pops-up showing the file structure of the section’s directory.
- Upload files: when pressed, a dialog pops-up to upload files to the section’s directory. Note that this will copy the uploaded file from its location to the section’s directory. This option is especially useful for broadcasting.
The 3rd button when pressed an editor appears, allowing the user to modify the section’s content.