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Currently, if I write, e.g., # Headline
It will be converted into a headline:
Headline
That is a great feature! However, if I want to change the depth of the headline, I have to use backspace to return in into non-formatted state and then writte # again. This takes more time than necessary
Describe the optimal solution
When I position my cursor on the beginning of the line, it should be possible to change the depth of the headline in the same way as it was created.
E.g.,
original headline was: # Headline
Then I position my cursor an the beginning and write two ##,
Then the headline is automatically converted into H2:
This would make process of changing headlines more consistent and easier.
Describe the candidate solution
No response
Other information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Allow changing headlines with #
Allow changing headings with #
Apr 8, 2023
In what scenarios do you need this feature?
Currently, if I write, e.g.,
# Headline
It will be converted into a headline:
Headline
That is a great feature! However, if I want to change the depth of the headline, I have to use backspace to return in into non-formatted state and then writte # again. This takes more time than necessary
Describe the optimal solution
When I position my cursor on the beginning of the line, it should be possible to change the depth of the headline in the same way as it was created.
E.g.,
original headline was:
# Headline
Then I position my cursor an the beginning and write two ##,
Then the headline is automatically converted into H2:
This would make process of changing headlines more consistent and easier.
Describe the candidate solution
No response
Other information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: