Closed anareaty closed 2 months ago
If this bullet contains any children?
No, I only tried it with bullets without any children so far.
Would you mind provide some sample text here? I want to dig into see why. If so, please remove text related to private info.
@Quorafind Here is an image to summarize her request:
@lifehaschanged Thanks for explanation! In the outliner-view (yet the outliner file), this behavior is default. But yes, list should be able to delete when in the embedded editor. Sorry for that!
Now this should be fixed in 0.1.3. If you still encounter any issues, reply here.
Thank you, but in my case I cannot leave a list with the enter key, tested in the sandbox vault. Because even with shift+enter it does not leave the list. This is visible when you switch from the outliner view to the markdown view. I think the best solution would be a single custom command that allows you to escape from all sibling bullets, child bullets and parent bullets all together. Because then you wouldn't have to press Enter 3 times or so, which would be even faster.
Ah, I see. It's working with the enter key, but only if you have created the bullet by yourself first in a markdown view. If you are opening a fresh outliner view, you can't escape the bullets with the enter key.
By default, outliner view doesn't allow no list bullet, so you cant escape list bullet to create a blank line unless you select it and then delete. But I dont recommend you to do this way
Thanks for the explanation! Why you don't recommend it this way? Are there any drawbacks or better alternatives? - It would be awesome to have more commands for deleting and creating bullets. Because now I have to use the mouse to delete the last bullet to exit the bullet list.
When I am using the outline view OR when I have an embedded file and edit it from the embed (in both outline and normal markdown views), I can write in normal text, not in lists. But if I create a list in it, it becomes very hard to delete it and go back to the normal text. Default Obsidian way - to hit enter twice - does not work and simply deleting an empty bullet does not work too. Selecting a bullet to delete it is also not possible. I figured I can delete the bullet only is it has text and if I put the cursor directly before it, which is not very convenied compared to the normal Obsidian expirience. I think there should be easier way to delete lists, especially for embedded files which may be not intended for the pure outline format.