Many applications use a _note attribute to hold a series of one or more paragraphs in OPML exports.
It would be helpful for the OPML-FTML importer to look out for _note attributes, and translate them into a series of child nodes, rather than placing the incoming text in a data- attribute.
If there are users who are accustomed to the item+note pattern, and who wish to make use of it in their FT3 stylesheets or exports to OPML, perhaps one could consider flagging the derived child nodes with a data-type="note" attribute, and possibly providing a keyboard shortcut to assign that status to selected nodes ?
Many applications use a
_noteattribute to hold a series of one or more paragraphs in OPML exports.It would be helpful for the OPML-FTML importer to look out for _note attributes, and translate them into a series of child nodes, rather than placing the incoming text in a
data-attribute.If there are users who are accustomed to the item+note pattern, and who wish to make use of it in their FT3 stylesheets or exports to OPML, perhaps one could consider flagging the derived child nodes with a
data-type="note"attribute, and possibly providing a keyboard shortcut to assign that status to selected nodes ?