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[REQ] Improve selected/focus highlights #316
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I think it would also be cool if you could use ⌘+left/right arrow to navigate — I never realised return and ⌘+return did anything in this context. |
@jeff-h love that idea |
I like @gingerbeardman's suggestion: blue = selected with focus Keyboard shortcuts to navigate are important but I'm not sure Command-Left Arrow and Command-Right Arrow would be the best choice. I say that because these shortcuts are commonly used (including in FSNotes) as a document shortcut: Command–Left Arrow: Move the insertion point to the beginning of the current line. Command–Right Arrow: Move the insertion point to the end of the current line. |
Good point! If we think of each column as tabs, how about (from previous apple link) reusing some of these shortcuts (ignore what it says they do here)
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My preference would be to use Command-Left/Right Bracket to navigate. Currently they are shortcuts for Format > Shift Left/Right, but perhaps these could be changed to something different. Command-Up/Down Arrow are fairly important document shortcuts that move the cursor to the beginning and end of a document. I wouldn't change those. |
In Safari, I change between tabs using Cmd+Shift+Left/Right it just occurred to me now that might be suitable? |
That's certainly a possibility. If the FSNotes menu bar contained a menu item for this (as there is in Safari), then users would have the option to change the shortcut to whatever they like. |
In code editors at least, these shortcuts are very widely expected to do exactly what they currently do in FSNotes — ie indent / de-indent. Even Xcode has this... thus I'd strongly hope they stay as-is because I write code a lot lol |
From: #315 (comment)
Return steps towards the right (in)
⌘+Return steps towards the left (out)
but it's not easy to see which column you are in (except if you can see the cursor when in the note)
I think perhaps current focus could be better represented through highlight colours?
left (folders/tags list)
middle (note list)
right (note content)
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