I checked this, it can't work. Also, I change the keybinding to another one, it still can't trigger the action~
What are you trying it on? It should work for clicking on links and toggling checkboxes. Maybe you can share an example.
Hello, I clicked ctrl and the link, it appeared that the file could not find the error, but the file has always existed, I found it will be added at the end '.'

I figured it out~
When I'm using vim mode
, this won't work.
After I switch to default mode
, it works fine.
- setting -> general -> show advanced Settings -> keyboard mode
@studydt Do you know how that image was attached to Joplin? When opening resources the plugin uses the ID (8c8e0...) combined with the file extension. But in your case there is no file_extension which is troubling? Was it attached with the data API?
I imported using evernote's enex and found that the file_extension in the file was empty, how do I add file_extension properties, or can the plug-in use the mime property?
I'll update the plugin to use the mime property. I've just learned that this is what Joplin does.
Thanks for sharing this issue, it should be fixed soon!
edit: The fix has now been pushed (v0.5.2) and should be working for you.
Is it possible to allow this function work as well in vim mode?~~
It won't be possible to do from a plugin. This is an issue with Joplin and the fix would have to come from there.
Clicking on images will now open them,
Will trigger the right menu by mistake, help to see if it can solve this problem. Thank you
@s4j4 are you on a Mac? Of so please use the Option key instead.
It works with Vim mode, you just need to go to insert mode first.
Thanks, It's much better than click use mouse~~
Hey @CalebJohn is there anyway to target a whole code block? I am styling the background, but it looks sort of janky since I can't figure out how to wrap the outside, and I think it might take an additional class.
There isn't currently, but it's definitely on my radar (I've tried a couple times already to make it work). I have a few ideas left about how to make it work and I'm going to try them out next week. I'm pretty hopeful that this will be possible soon!
I am a Chinese user and often can't connect to the plug-in library. Can I provide JPL files in "GitHub"? thank you
Yes, I'm planning to set up a script that automatically attaches the jpl file. For now I'll attach the latest version here. This is a development version, so please be patient if you run in to a new issue.
v0.6.0
- Added a new css class
.cm-rm-code-block
which will allow added backgrounds and other styling to entire code blocks @uxamanda - Resource opening behaviour has been updated to use the Joplin api.
- This means opened resources will actually be watched
- I've started publishing releases on GitHub for users who don't have access to the plug-in library. @s4j4
This post Any chance for a mixed WYSIWYG editor? - #8 by andrejilderda caused me to explore the possibility of hiding the tokens on all but the active line. This is the css I added:
.cm-rm-strong-token, .cm-rm-highlight-token, .cm-rm-em-token{
display:none;
}
.CodeMirror-activeline .cm-rm-strong-token, .CodeMirror-activeline .cm-rm-highlight-token, .CodeMirror-activeline .cm-rm-em-token{
display:inherit;
}
And here is what I can now do:
I think this stay's within @CalebJohn's specification of "Don't be ungodly" . What do other people think? @uxamanda ?
I actually think this should be a built in feature of the plugin, namely a checkbox to "Only show MarkDown tokens on active line". Or possibly have a toggle icon in the markdown editor. Maybe that would be better, and it would function like the show editing symbols in MSWord.
Thoughts?
That looks so nice it should be the default behavior
At least there should be some simple checkbox to "display markdown markers only on current line". Same for links, headers...
Reminds me of Mark Text, where that's the behavior but, instead of for current line, it's for current block inside the line. So, if you select the bold text, then the grayed-out bold markers appear.