If using Quick Latex' custom shorthand in a math block or math inline written on a bullet/numbered list, the application defaults to attempting to indent the line. blocking the functionality of both "Use Tab to complete custom shorthand" alongside Custom Shorthands that use tab to jump between cursor locations.
I'm not sure if there's a way to intrinsically fix since it overlaps with intrinsic Obsidian functionality. Perhaps an alternate key for Shorthand cursor locations?
If using Quick Latex' custom shorthand in a math block or math inline written on a bullet/numbered list, the application defaults to attempting to indent the line. blocking the functionality of both "Use Tab to complete custom shorthand" alongside Custom Shorthands that use tab to jump between cursor locations.
I'm not sure if there's a way to intrinsically fix since it overlaps with intrinsic Obsidian functionality. Perhaps an alternate key for Shorthand cursor locations?
Example:
$$\frac{#cursor}{#tab}$$ = Works as intended