Closed khad1r closed 6 months ago
This is because markmind listens to events such as enter, so when editing other mds, it is best to close the mindmap or add read: true
in yaml
Another suggestion is to edit only one mindmap at the same time
add
read: true
in yaml
do you mean the mindmap's properties?
I’ve been experiencing an issue with the MarkMind plugin in Obsidian when using the Rich Mode. The problem occurs when I have a MarkMind tab open and I’m working on another note.
During these instances, every time I hit space, enter, tab, or sometimes even while typing or pasting text, the note suddenly loses focus. This forces me to click with my mouse again to continue writing.
Upon opening the MarkMind tab, I found that the mindmap has an excessive number of branches. All my tabs, spaces, enters, and pasted content are being directed here.
This is frustrating because the mindmap is the same one I am working on, so it ends up with a lot of unnecessary branches that I have to clean up. It’s also ruining my note-taking experience.
Here are some screenshots that illustrate the issue
Unfortunately, these screenshots are not from the exact instance when this issue occurred as I had already cleaned up. However, they represent a similar situation.
Any help or guidance on this issue would be greatly appreciated.