Menu items, Shortcuts, Toolbar icons

tessus · 2021-06-01T17:15:41.909Z

I'm not so keen on changing the defaults. These combinations or some variation of them are usually associated with something else:

H - hide app, window
X - close, exit, cut

But that's why you can change them to your liking.

FYI: I picked them for a reason: Cmd+Shift+Y wasn't used yet, so it made sense at that time. And U for strikethrUUUUUUUU. Also Cmd+U is used for underline, thus if you use shift, you basically lift the line to the middle.

CWPfVTkNBMyfdFW · 2021-06-06T11:50:30.778Z

This plugin is fantastic, I needed this.

Would you consider adding support for quotes? I feel like this is the most cumbersome to do by hand, adding > to the beginning of every line in a quote with several paragraphs.

tessus · 2021-06-06T16:53:44.782Z

CWPfVTkNBMyfdFW:

support for quotes?

This sounds like a good idea. I can look into it, when I have a bit more time.

zblesk · 2021-06-06T20:48:49.672Z

How have I overlooked this plugin for this long?
Thanks!

Also seconding the > quote feature request; adding quotes multiple paragraphs long is my most frequent reason for launching my external editor (Typora).

omega3 · 2021-08-15T13:01:07.818Z

lkiThakur:

Will it be useful if we add option to generate custom toolbar buttons ?

How can I add buttons for custom text color and custom text backgroud or predefined, custom text separators? Can you add it to your plugin or create separate plugin for it?

Reference:

stackoverflow.com

How to apply color on text in Markdown

markdown

asked by Mahesha999 on 07:09PM - 17 Feb 16 UTC

bookdown.org

5.1 Font color | R Markdown Cookbook

This book showcases short, practical examples of lesser-known tips and tricks to helps users get the most out of these tools. After reading this book, you will understand how R Markdown documents are transformed from plain text and how you may...

https://www.programmersought.com/article/77384514692/

I want to use Joplin to create my own English grammar notebook and having more options to distinguish text is essential for me. Only basic options such as here on forum, or such as Joplin has would dramatically limit the ability to use Joplin for my purpose.

By writing this I want to emphasize that very basic features can determine whether a program can fulfill a certain purpose or not. Please, take it into consideration.

Cross-out feature, more text coloring and text background color options, upper index, strike-through, underline, etc. Whatever you add, someone will find it useful.

Actually, it would be nice to have such icons to color font as they are in for example LibreOffice Writer and with the same functionality. I believe it is a standard way of handling coloring text in many applications.

Also it would be nice to have plugins to create predefined, custom styles of formatting text, similar to text styles in MS Word and to create predefined, custom text separators, for example:
-------------------------
or
***
or whatever can be predefined. I imagine I could add an icon to editor with predefined style or separator.

I am perfectly aware that Joplin is not a text editor, like MS Word or LO Writer but anyway, options to distinguish text can greatly enhance usability of the program.

tessus · 2021-08-15T13:20:39.904Z

What you are looking for is already available.

Plugin: Quick HTML tags Plugins

Hello everyone! Since I am a bit lazy at writing html tags manually, I've decided to add a bit of a shortcut to it for myself, hopefully to make it more efficient, because I work with a lot of my own custom tags. Here's a preview of it: [example-quick-html-tags] I feel like this plugin has more potential to grow and upgrade, maybe with adding custom attributes to it as well. If anyone wants to work on it, here's a link to the repo: The general idea was to just make adding custom HTML tags…

GitHub

GitHub - martinkorelic/joplin-plugin-quick-html-tags: Joplin plugin for...

Joplin plugin for creating HTML tags quickly. Contribute to martinkorelic/joplin-plugin-quick-html-tags development by creating an account on GitHub.

omega3 · 2021-08-15T17:08:05.627Z

Thank you for information. Of course I will use it. But being able to add custom buttons to editor would be more handy.

uroybd · 2021-08-30T19:51:20.615Z

This plugin is very useful.

However, don't you think the icons are little too bolder than the default icons? Thematically similar icons would have been more better.

tessus · 2021-08-30T20:09:01.489Z

I used the standard icons from fa. I did not make them bold. I think the default toolbar icons (from Joplin core) do use a different icon set. I do not know, if there are suitable icons in that set nor do I know if I can access them via a plugin. I have to check the code.

uroybd · 2021-08-30T20:11:35.389Z

I think, an alternative can be to generate an icon font/pack from flaticons with thematically similar ones.

tessus · 2021-09-02T06:39:31.911Z

The default toolbar is using icomoon, but the icons I'd need are not included.
Maybe I can add an option to use alternative icons instead, but it is not high on my priority list. I'd accept a PR though.

Saturo78 · 2022-06-30T07:01:07.367Z

For me ++underline++ did not work.
Neither in the editor nor in the rendered output.
What am i doing wrong?

Daeraxa · 2022-06-30T08:04:50.583Z

You need to have "Enable ++insert++ syntax" turned on in your Markdown options.

Saturo78 · 2022-06-30T08:25:17.980Z

Ah thanks! No everything works fine.

Yajo · 2022-10-02T09:27:59.445Z

This should be included in Joplin by default.

Yajo · 2022-10-02T09:29:21.185Z

Ah sad... it doesn't work in WYSIWYG mode

Leigh · 2024-11-06T17:15:41.154Z

Hi!
The bar of this plugin is just blank for me now, making me very sad as it was fab

Joplin 3.1.20 (prod, linux)

Client ID: db5859eae4e74c52a26916ea37e9f7b0
Sync Version: 3
Profile Version: 47
Keychain Supported: No

Revision: 8199362

Backup: 1.4.2
Menu items, Shortcuts, Toolbar icons: 1.1.0
Note Tabs: 1.4.0

Arch Linux - fully updated

aur/joplin-appimage 3.1.20-1 (+93 1.35) (Installed)
The latest stable AppImage of Joplin - a cross-platform note taking and to-do app

AUR (en) - joplin-appimage

image1305×993 84.2 KB

tessus · 2024-11-07T03:35:51.123Z

The toolbar works just fine. I've tested it. The issue is something else. If you use my custom CSS and uncommented this code:

div.editor-toolbar div button {
    display: none !important;
}

For some reason this code no longer works and removes the entire toolbar, or better said all buttons in the toolbar. It's only supposed to remove

I am not sure what changes @laurent and @personalizedrefriger have done recently, but a lot of the CSS broke. e.g. the note count look like this with my CSS all of a sudden:

I guess I will have to fix my css, but I currently don't have time. Then I do not even know whether it's possible. If the dev team removed the class names, it will be almost impossible.

personalizedrefriger · 2024-11-07T05:01:05.231Z

For reference, I'm linking items:

This thread with updated styles for hiding the WYSIWYG toggle
A pull request that should resolve some of the CSS issues mentioned above.

Leigh · 2024-11-07T18:34:57.876Z

Thanks @tessus
and thanks @personalizedrefriger - I used your solution here and it worked:

div.editor-toolbar .markdown-active {
  display: none !important;
}