Apple Notes in iOS 27 has added a new feature called section links. This functionality allows users to create internal links that point to specific sections within a single note document. The feature is accessible through the edit menu when text is selected.
When a user selects text and chooses 'Add Link', a new 'Link to Section' option appears. This option presents a list of all headings and subheadings within the note. Users can select a section to link to, and then choose whether to use the section's title or custom text for the link display. This enables quick jumps to different parts of a note.
The introduction of section links provides a method for organizing and navigating lengthy notes. Users can create a table of contents at the beginning of a note or use links for frequently accessed sections. This feature is aimed at users who manage extensive notes and benefit from enhanced internal navigation.
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Apple Notes in iOS 27 introduces new features including the ability to add divider lines for organization, section links for navigation within notes, and expanded Siri AI integration for creating and adding to notes. The update also improves Markdown support by automatically converting pasted Markdown text to rich text and adding a "Copy as Markdown" option.
Apple Notes in iOS 27 now includes a section linking feature, allowing users to create internal links to specific headings and subheadings within a note. This addition provides a way to navigate long notes more efficiently, catering to users who require more organizational flexibility.