Instructions to collapse note content on iOS 18

The Notes app on iOS 18 has added some extremely useful features for users, such as highlighting note content on iOS 18 or collapsing note content for a neater and easier-to-see interface. With notes with a lot of content and many topics, the option to collapse note content on iOS 18 helps you observe the content more comprehensively. Below are instructions for collapsing note content on iOS 18.

How to collapse notes on iOS 18

Step 1:

You access the notes app on iOS 18 then create a new note or open the note content you have created. The notes you have created need to format the content with titles and headings.

For notes with many Titles and headings, there will be an option to collapse the content.

Instructions to collapse note content on iOS 18

Step 2:

Click on the note title , highlight the content you want to minimize, then click on the drop-down arrow icon . As a result, we will see the note content is minimized and only the title is displayed for easy tracking.

Instructions to collapse note content on iOS 18

You continue to enter other content into the note. Each topic with content in the note will have the option to collapse the content for us to do if needed.

Instructions to collapse note content on iOS 18

Step 3:

To expand the note content , just click on the arrow icon on the right.

Instructions to collapse note content on iOS 18

Video tutorial on how to collapse notes on iPhone

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