Releases: vulture039/obsidian-mindmap-editor
Releases · vulture039/obsidian-mindmap-editor
Release list
1.3.3
1.3.2
Features (#8):
- Changed the style of a task's checkbox
- Level 7 and deeper alternate between two styles
1.3.1
1.3.0
Features (#5):
- Show a node's own text on the map: the "¶" header button (off by default)
- Selecting a node moves the editor's cursor to its line, Reading view included
Features (#7):
- Each note can have a mind map pane of its own
- The "🔗" header button links a map to its note's tab
- Header toggles ("hide completed", "show node text") are now each pane's own
Features (#8):
- Levels are shown by fill intensity, text size, border and edge thickness
- Every node of a level starts on the same left edge, so the depth reads off the
column
1.2.1
Features (#5):
- Collapse branches on the map: a handle on each node
- Two-way sync with the editor's folds, kept after closing the note or restarting
- Header buttons fold or unfold everything at once
- New setting: "Sync collapse state with Markdown folding" (default on)
- "≡" folds text that lives only in the editor
Fixes:
- Map edits were lost while the note's pane was in Reading view
Note: 1.2.0 was not published due to incorrect release assets. This release replaces it.
1.2.0
Features (#5):
- Collapse branches on the map: a handle on each node
- Two-way sync with the editor's folds, kept after closing the note or restarting
- Header buttons fold or unfold everything at once
- New setting: "Sync collapse state with Markdown folding" (default on)
- "≡" folds text that lives only in the editor
Fixes:
- Map edits were lost while the note's pane was in Reading view
1.1.0
Features:
- Sync button and command to rebuild the map from the Markdown (#1)
- Works with Obsidian's "Link with tab" (#2)
- Moving the cursor in the editor selects that line's node on the map
Fixes:
- Stale map after switching files
- Broken layout after the map's pane was hidden
- The map's file taking over an open note's pane