Releases: Netajam/heading-adjuster
Release list
1.6.0
What's Changed
- Let settings own the record every layer was reaching for by @Netajam in #16
- Let a line be placed over the heading above it, not only under it by @Netajam in #17
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1.5.0
What's Changed
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1.4.0
1.3.1
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1.3.0
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1.2.0
The plugin is now called Heading Adjuster
Markdown calls them headings, so the plugin does too. Everything you read has
been reworded — the plugin name, the command names, the notices, the settings.
Nothing about your setup moves. The plugin id is unchanged, so the folder in
your vault stays header-adjuster, your settings carry over, and any hotkeys
you have bound stay bound. You will find the commands under heading rather
than header in the palette.
The current line as a scope
Four new commands work on the line the cursor is on and nothing else, treating
a line with no # as a heading of level zero — so increasing a plain line
writes a heading, and decreasing an # takes it back off. Unlike the document
and selection commands, nesting underneath is left alone.
Three more say what the line should be rather than how far to move it:
remove its heading, make it a sibling of the heading above, or make it a child
of the heading above. The level is read from the note, so filing a line under
its section takes one step and no counting.
Every command has its own symbol
Obsidian's mobile toolbar shows commands as icons with no names, so no two
commands in this plugin now share a glyph. Up increases and down decreases
throughout, and the ribbon menu shows the same symbols beside their names.