Keyboard shortcuts and menu items to change formatting of selection/line
Chuck
I find myself regularly typing something, then wishing I could change the formatting to a header. In order to do so and return to where I was typing, I need to press
^A
, type ##
, then press ^E
to return to the end of the line.It'd be helpful to have a Formatting menu in the menu bar, with a list of options with keyboard shortcuts for formatting the current selection, or the current line if there is no selection. Implementing it this way would allow users to customize keyboard shortcuts through macOS' keyboard settings with no additional work for Reflect.
This request is a superset of Keyboard shortcuts for headings and a more prescriptive taken on Custom keyboard shortcuts.
Keyboard shortcuts and menu items needed
- Heading 1 (⌘1)
- Heading 2 (⌘2)
- Heading 3 (⌘3)
- Paragraph text (⌘0)
- Code block (⌘⌥C)
- Inline code (⌘^C)
- Unordered list (⌘L)
- Ordered list (⌘⇧L)
- Checklist (⌘;)
Only menu items needed
- Insert link (⌘K with text selected)
- Insert link to another note (⌘⇧K)
- Bold (⌘B)
- Italic (⌘I)
- Underline (⌘U)
- Strikethrough (⌘⇧X)
- Highlight (⌘⇧H)
David Franzen
Would love to see something like this added! It's one of my favorite features in apps like Craft and Obsidian. To just quickly and easily via the keyboard structure headings and other styling in a text.