Brilliant, thanks for that pointer, you were right!
Thanks for sharing the idea and implementation!
I have played around with the same structure some more and could achieve rendering of "checkboxes" when using this alongside the option hide Markdown: More in the Extra Markdown Plugin:
I would like to implement proper ``it! support in Joplin.
I have created an issue for that here if you want to join the discussion or for anyone to have a look at the current implementation: [Feature] Implement optional [x]it! support Ā· Issue #44 Ā· personalizedrefrigerator/joplin-plugin-extra-editor-settings Ā· GitHub
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Hello, I just updated my joplin version to 3.5.11, and something is wonky with the display of checkboxes when rich markdown is active. It looks like they are being rendered far off to the left, overlapping with the bullet (see attached, where my cursor is on the middle line). Thanks!
Hi, I have the same issue
Me too!
What version of rich markdown is this? There was a bugfix added in v0.17.0 that fixed a bug that looks related to this.
Oops, I didnāt see there was an update for the plugin, but unfortunately, the problem persists with 0.17.0.
Details
Joplin 3.5.11 (prod, win32)
Appareil : win32, Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4310U CPU @ 2.00GHz
ID client : 773c93d7dee04e1289cb896f235df6a3
Version de Synchro : 3
Version du profil : 49
Trousseau supportƩ : Oui
ID d'instance alternatif : -
RĆ©vision : e75875c
Backup: 1.5.1
Bidirectional Links: 0.2.1
Combine notes: 1.2.3
Favorites: 1.3.2
Freehand Drawing: 4.2.0
Menu items, Shortcuts, Toolbar icons: 1.1.0
MultiMarkdown Table Tools: 1.2.1
Note list and sidebar toggle buttons: 1.0.3
Note overview: 1.7.1
Note Tabs: 1.4.0
Outline: 1.5.15
Persistent Editor Layout: 2.2.0
Quick Links: 1.3.2
Rich Markdown: 0.17.0
Search & Replace: 2.2.0
Iām using 0.17.0 as well
me too. Iām at 0.17.0
I've just looked into this and it appears to be a conflict between the rendering of markdown content by Joplin, and the auto-alignment of content by the rich-markdown plugin. Fortunately, when the Joplin rendering is turned on, the alignment by rich-markdown is uneccessary, so I suggest disabling the "Align wrapped list items to the indent level" setting.
I will push out an update soon that disables that setting when the Joplin rendering is turned on.
I don't think there is much value in using rich-markdown when the Joplin editor rendering is enabled. Can you please share what benefit you still find with rich-markdown? I'd like to start steering the plugin into a place where it only contains the functionality that isn't duplicated by the main app.
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Thanks for looking into it. Awkwardly enough, the wrapped list alignment is actually one of the main reasons I have been using rich markdown plus editor rendering in Joplin; unless Iām missing something, thatās not something natively supported even with the new editor rendering functionality (as of 3.5.11), and Iām not aware of another app that does this. The other reason is the option to open links with just a click rather than ctrl/cmd click.
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Those reasons make sense. I hadn't notice that the editor rendering wasn't applying the correct indent. Disabling that setting would be a bad idea.
I took another look at it tonight, and it's actually a simple CSS fix. I've pushed out a patch in v0.17.1 that will fix this issue. It will be available shortly.
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Thank you!
This sounds reasonable.
As of now, another limitation of the Joplin rendering compared with your plugin is the rendering of images. When the markdown syntax is used, everything works similarly. When I want to change the size of an image though by using the HTML image syntax the image is rendered correctly when using Rich Markdown but it is not rendered with Joplins native rendering.
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native rendering of HTML images when render markup is enabled was added in the latest joplin 3.5 release
there is still one remaining limitation though (rich markdown will render remote http(s) images but joplin doesn't)
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Hi,
For my part, I continue to use the Rich Markdown plugin for these reasons:
- The rendering of the images is aligned to the left unlike the Joplin rendering.
- The choices of the context menu on a link: Open link, Copy link to clipboard
- Mass checking or unchecking of check boxes: Toggle all, Uncheck all, Check all.
- Checking by pressing CTRL + click of check boxes which are not in check lists, for example on titles : ## [ ]
Since updating to Joplin 3.5.12 and Rich Markdown 0.17.1 Iām getting an undesirable behavior where instead of just the checkbox being rendered in the MD editor, Iām getting a bullet + a checkbox. Is there a way to disable this?
Hi @gsr That doesn't come from the rich markdown plugin. It's the new styling in Joplin 3.5. It ensure better visual consistency between the rendered and non-rendered markdown (in the editor).
Thank you @CalebJohn - I would not have inferred from that release note that checkboxes would now be rendered that way. I have mixed feelings about that change but Iāll drop it since itās off topic for this thread.
Would it be possible for the Follow note links with Ctrl (or Cmd)+Click feature to follow all links that a multi-line cursor touches?