"**Block Math**\n\n<video autoPlay loop muted playsInline>\n  <source\n    src=\"https://pub-d9b2979edab5442388c14f8014e177b7.r2.dev/0_38_1_block_math.mp4\"\n    type=\"video/mp4\"\n  />\n</video>\n\n- LaTeX math equations can now be written and rendered as display blocks using the `/math` slash command or by pressing `CMD/Ctrl + Shift + M`.\n- If the `Render Math Equations` setting is disabled, attempting to insert a math block will display a helpful notification with a shortcut to access Settings and enable the feature.\n\n**Doclinks**\n- Clicking a doclink now opens an inline sheet preview of the linked note. To open the note in a new tab, use `CMD/Ctrl + Click`. This consistent behavior applies to editor doclinks, references, data table cells, and property wikilinks.\n- When clicking a doclink within a sheet, the current note is added to a history stack. A back button will appear in the sheet header, allowing you to easily navigate back along your path.\n\n**Improvements**\n- Writing Assistant now shows the current note as a visible context chip when it's being used as implicit context, making it easy to clear if you want to ask a general question instead.\n- Pasting code into an existing code block no longer inserts extra markdown fence syntax — the fences are automatically stripped so only the code content is pasted.\n- Clicking `Daily Desk` when the calendar is already visible now highlights it with a brief pulse animation, so you can quickly spot it.\n\n**Fixes**\n- Fixed template properties not being applied when creating notes via the URI scheme.\n- Fixed Doclink sheet navigation including duplicate notes.\n\n**Deprecated**\n- The `Doclink Click Behaviour` setting has been discontinued and is no longer available.\n"

Block Math. Inline doclink previews & history. AI context chip, bug fixes.

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Block Math. Inline doclink previews & history. AI context chip, bug fixes.