shuowu
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4 years ago Good idea! I'll add a setting to retain markdowns when export. During development, i found its too much work to support markdown in all export formats (ms oneonte probably can be supported without too much effort), but still think it's helpful to have it in the editor.
I am also planning to turn yinote into a web app with simple cloud support. Then viewing styled notes cross different devices would be available just via the app.
marciovenicio
DryIce1
filipgoc
dekart
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I use Yi-Note to create notes, using Markdown. So I might use a header. Or make bullet points. This is good: it provides structure and it works, in that note. But then when I finish a playlist, I want to put my notes together, into a document that I can use to keep my knowledge. So I export the notes. But after export, I don't have the structure! No headings. Then it feels like using that Markdown is wasted effort.
Describe the solution you'd like I would like to export to a format that kept the headings. I don't mind if I have to use something else, so if I export to Google docs, or Microsoft Word Online, it's perfect if it becomes a Google doc or Word doc, with the same structure: the headings and the bullet points.
Describe alternatives you've considered But if I cannot have this perfect solution, then to export just raw markdown might be enough. For example, if sent to Google Docs, i would install a plugin for docs to allow me to read that markdown in the browser.
Additional context An example is this playlist called "imaginary numbers are real" You can see that for a subject like this, after making notes on each video, it is natural to want to combine the notes.