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Make each part of the note path clickable. #1732
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Is Ctrl also needed? Looks like only Shift is needed in the code. |
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@JYC333 In the browser, middle mouse button + shift or ctrl+shift+left click opens a new tab and activates it, while left mouse button + shift opens a new window and activates it... I modified the code, and it's simplified as follows:
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Make each part of the note path in the ribbon clickable, allowing users to navigate to parent notes via the ribbon. Also fixed the issue where its CSS was not applied correctly.
before:
after:
Enable Ctrl + Shift + Click to open a note in a new tab and activate it, aligning the interaction with Firefox and Edge behavior.