Closed zblesk closed 1 year ago
You can click OUTLINE
at the top, and it will move the document to the top.
Does this meet your needs? Feedback is always welcome.
OMG, how have I never tried that?! Sorry about that. 😅
Yes, that's sufficient. It would be even better if right-click copied a link to the note, but if you're not planning on adding that, feel free to close the issue.
Thank you.
Sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean by copy link. Now right-clicking the header in the outline panel will copy the corresponding internal link. Not sure if this meets your needs.
It works for the headings, but when I tried right clicking the word OUTLINE doesn't copy anything. I'd like for it to copy the link to the note.
The feature you mentioned may be the same as the feature of right-clicking notes -> Copy Markdown link
. Does Copy Markdown link
meet your requirements?
That's not quite what I want; there are multiple issues. Besides being slower to do, when I'm clicking around the links, Joplin doesn't track the note reliably in the note list. (I.e. i have a note open that I don't see in the note list and therefore can't right click it.) When that happens, I have to search for the note to copy the link.
I'd appreciate if the link were reliably available in the same easy-to-access place- in the outline, where the rest of the links are anyway.
Does version 1.5.10 meet your needs? Feedback is always welcome.
Yes. Excellent. Thank you!
Currently, there is no easy way of going to the top of the document, before any headings. I don't want to add a heading at the start of each note, because it would just superfluously restate the note title above it.
I'd like the Outline to have a visually (de-emphasised?) 'top' link as the first item. Right-clicking it could then copy the link to the note proper.