After the update, the functionality of the note tabs plugin disappeared. It still shows in the list of plugins, but not in settings, and not in the "note" menu. Tried on two PCs, also uninstalled and re-installed.
Upgraded to Joplin 2.2.6 (prod, win32)
Revision: 60aca7b
I'll keep the post, but right now there was an update of the tabs plugin and it fixed the problem. Thanks!
The problem in the red box of picture 1 may be caused by picture 2. I am not familiar with English. I hope you understand the problem I described, thank you
@laurent: Here you can see that the height of the plugin panel gets greater (approx. 800px) than actually expected. In settings.json the height for this plugin panel is set to 67. Basically the height (I guess also the width) of the iframe seems to be wrong (Screenshot 1 of my previous post).
Due to this, the panel somehow continues "below" the editor. That's why you can still see it to the left of the editor (see first screenshot of @s4j4). In addition, this results in the problem that the vertical scrollbar of the plugin panel is no longer displayed when it is actually needed.
Screenshot 3:Joplin v2.2.6
I've changed the background of the panel to red to visualize the height of the panel.
In the case of searching, click on the tab page, and the search result will be gone.
Is there a way to keep the search results when switching tabs, thank you
In the case of searching, click on the tab page, and the search result will be gone.
Is there a way to keep the search results when switching tabs, thank you @benji300
This is a very small gripe, but I wonder if the command palette text could include the word "close" for closing all the tabs. At the moment it is Remove all pinned tabs (tabsClear)
To me (and maybe it's just me) but neither remove nor clear makes sense. Part of what makes the command palette useful is that you just need to type in what you want to do, but if the standard term for something isn't used, then it's not as easy.
Could it be changed to Remove/close all pinned tabs (tabsClear) ?
That makes totally sense. I don't remember why I called it "remove". I've created a ticket to change the wording next time I will update the plugin. Thanks for this suggestion.
Do you mean clicking on the tab of the currently opened note removes the global search or clicking on another tab?
The first I could prevent via the plugin (but I still have to try), the second, however, I can unfortunately not prevent. Here I simply call a command to open a note. This command resets the global search. Unfortunately, I can't query the global search in the plugin either, so I can't re-enable it later if needed.