I'm an everyday user & great fan of Joplin, a big thanks at first!
Since the release of the new UI (I think since Version 1.2.6), I'm missing the earlier one-click possibility to toggle sidebar and note list; it's reachable via the "View" menu, as well as keyboard shortcuts (F10 / F11), but toggling both sidebar and notelist is a very standard operation in my (mouse-based) workflow, I'm asking myself whether the earlier buttons don't exist anymore, or if they've been moved to somewhere I didn't find them yet?
The commands are still there so, from version 1.3, you could restore them with a plugin. For example, copy the code below in a file named "SideBarToggle.js" in your plugins folder, and that would add the buttons to the top right hand corner:
/* joplin-manifest:
{
"manifest_version": 1,
"name": "Note list and sidebar toggle buttons",
"description": "Add buttons to toggle note list and sidebar",
"version": "1.0.0",
"author": "Laurent Cozic",
"homepage_url": "https://joplinapp.org"
}
*/
joplin.plugins.register({
onStart: async function() {
await joplin.views.toolbarButtons.create('toggleSideBar', 'noteToolbar');
await joplin.views.toolbarButtons.create('toggleNoteList', 'noteToolbar');
},
});
Such a command which could be used for an auto-hide feature could really improve worflow and increase productivity in Joplin. Have those sidebars easily available when needed but quickly and easily out of the way would allow the user to focus less on manually manipulating the UI and more on working in the editor windows.
For those stumbling upon this thread from a web search: the plugin can now be installed from the desktop app itself: go to Preferences > Plugins and search for Note list and sidebar toggle buttons.