If you would like to hide a specific node from your map view, you can click the right-most icon in the node header to hide it. A hidden node will disappear from your map view. You can reopen it by searching for the node using the search tool (link to search tool article) or using its parent links. 
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***Note:*** Having a lot of nodes open may cause the map to lag. Be sure to hide or close nodes when they are not in use.

Hiding a 1Cademy Node

If you would like to hide a node’s all offsprings from the map, click the middle icon in the node header. To open children, refer to the Node Footer article.

Hiding All Offsprings of a 1Cademy Node

To view the content of a collapsed node, you have to expand it. To expand a collapsed node, click on the left-most icon in the node header. An expanded node will display the footer and body features. The node must be in its expanded form to use the features in the footer.

Expanding a 1Cademy Node

If you would like to hide the content of a node, you must collapse it. To collapse an expanded node, click on the left-most icon in the node header. When a node is collapsed, only the header and select footer features will be visible.

Collapsing a 1Cademy Node

The header at the top right corner of the node has options to change your view of the map, such as:
- Collapsing
- Expanding
- Hiding
- Hiding offsprings

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States of a node in a 1Cademist's view

Each node in 1Cademy has the following sections:
- Title
- Content
- Header
- Footer

1Cademy Node Components

In the closed view, you can only see the node title, its open and hide buttons, and a few statistics about the node in its toolbar on the bottom. After you have read a node and want to move to another node on the map it is recommended to close previous nodes, because having many open nodes in the map will make your device perform slower.

Closing a node in 1Cademy

In the open view, you can see all parts of the node, including its title, content, and the toolbar. This node that you're reading its content is open; otherwise, you'd not be able to read this sentence, nor see the icons of the toolbar below this sentence.

Opening a node in 1Cademy

By clicking on the icon shown below on the top-right corner of the node you can hide a node on the map. hiding a node means that the node will not be displayed on the map and you have to click on the children list of the parent to reopen that node.

Hiding a node in 1Cademy

1Cademy Node Header

Each node has a Toolbar at the bottom of the node. Toolbar summarizes modifications, proposals, and contributions on the node.

Node Toolbar in 1Cademy

Every node must have a title. The title accurately, clearly, and concisely introduces the content in the node. This improves the searchability and comprehensibility of your nodes for other users.

1Cademy Node Title

The node content contains the substance of the node. The content should be concise and comprehensive and provides more detail to describe the information presented in the node title.

1Cademy Node Content

Each node has a footer of features along the bottom that can each be selected to display additional information about the node. 

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