ornate marsh
I cannot find any option to indent text.
As a workaround attempt, I composed the indented text in Microsoft Word and tried pasting in Notesnook, but the indent gets removed.
Is there any way to preserve the indentation? This is a screenshot of the text I have in Microsoft Word.
frank cargo
Use the Tab key to indent.
ornate marsh
Already tried it. Tab key only indents the first line, not the whole paragraph. If I press tab for every line, and then later add more text to the paragraph, the extra tab added previously gets added in the body as a big space, thereby messing the formatting.
topaz smelt
I cannot find any option to indent text.
As a workaround attempt, I composed t...
As far as I'm aware, it's not possible to preserve indentation with the tab key alone. You can try doing it with shift + enter, when your words begin to wrap, or, alternatively you can use >
ornate marsh
As far as I'm aware, it's not possible to preserve indentation with the tab key ...
Shift+enter works like regular enter and adds another line break. '>' just works like character. If I keep tapping > I just get >>>>>>.
topaz smelt
Shift+enter works like regular enter and adds another line break. '>' just works...
Shift+enter allows you to simulate having an intended paragraph if you keep pressing tab after your line break, but I get how that's annoying.
> would function similarly to how Discord does it.
like this.
where all lines are automatically intended. Even if they happen to wrap, but it has that bar at the start
obsidian falcon
TextPlaceholder(modifier = sectionTextModifier)
ornate marsh
Shift+enter allows you to simulate having an intended paragraph if you keep pres...
Ok. I got it now. I have to press enter after >
ornate marsh
TextPlaceholder(modifier = sectionTextModifier)
What is this?
ornate marsh
Hey everyone. Coming back here again. Pressing ">" and then enter doesn't do any indentation as it used to happen earlier. I'm using the Windows app. Version 3.3.0-33194dc-desktop. The trick works in the android app though.
topaz smelt
Hey everyone. Coming back here again. Pressing ">" and then enter doesn't do an...
> is a markdown shortcut, if you aren't on a paid plan, you can't use these any more in the latest version. If you aren't on the free plan, make sure that "markdown shortcuts" is enabled in the app settings.
If you are on the free plan, you can insert a quote (keybind: ctrl + shift + b) using the "+" in the toolbar. (The quote is the same thing as >, that's just the name of it.)