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Cmd-L to open Link Dialog #417
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Hey @kushal, We currently don't support this. In general, AlloyEditor is able to work with the keyboard (and it is also screen reader friendly) - by pressing |
Hey @kushal, as @ipeychev pointed out, some keystrokes aren't currently available in Keep in mind, though, that |
This works great, thanks! Out of curiosity, is there even a hacky way to make cmd-L work when no text On Sat, Jan 2, 2016 at 11:03 PM Chema Balsas notifications@github.com
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Hey @kushal, as @ipeychev would say, "we are developers, we can do anything" I think you could:
If everything plays out and a @ipeychev, what do you think? Would you like to have this behaviour out of the box? |
I vote with +1, definitely! |
Will work on that, then |
That proves you are a real developer :) |
Very cool! On Tue, Jan 12, 2016 at 9:53 PM Chema Balsas notifications@github.com
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It looks like the default CKEditor has a shortcut for adding a link, but it appears to not be in Alloy, and I can't quite figure out how to add it. Any tips or insights? Thanks!
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