Say, I have 500 documents and top level rems. How do I share them all in one link?
Sharing a whole knowledge base, like the help documents, can be done with RemNote Publish.
It is currently in closed beta. See the v1.3.0 update log:
Here is the link where you can apply for it:
Alternatively there are some low-tech methods to publish an html or markdown export. For example you could use a public Github repo and upload the export there.
- Markdown files are rendered directly on Github.
- For html you could enable github pages in the repository settings and get a website out of the html pages.
Naturally those formats do not support all RemNote features (like portals) and I’m not sure if reference links will be resolved correctly. In case of the markdown repo you have at least a folder where you can navigate the files by name.
If you want to tinker a bit more you can use a static site generator like to render the markdown to html yourself. See e.g. this template: GitHub - broeker/spacebook: 💥 Create fast and simple documentation to explain almost anything. Uses Eleventy, Tailwind 2.0, and Alpine JS with an optional Netlify CMS.