Currently, if you zoom in on a node which just contains a date, the breadcrumb shows the !(yyyy-mm-dd) as opposed to a formatted version.
Eg:
Daily Log > !(2016-11-23) > Tasks
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Same thing goes for an item containing a link. Because you can’t interact with breadcrumbs, Perhaps they should only contain the formatted, unlinked, unclickable versions.
That’s a good point. No need to display links when they are not clickable anyway.
I think the same point applies to page titles on zoomed-in items.
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They are formatted just fine, no?
Could you give a screenshot that could serve as an example of this?
I meant the html title that appears in the browser tab name. There I get raw markdown like in breadcrumbs. Sorry for not being clear ).
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Hmm we can strip away the *'s and the _'s, but I don’t think it’s technically possible to format the browser tab name. Sorry about that!
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I decided to explain a bit more what I mean with an example =). I took the first two posts of this topic to mean that we want the breadcrumbs to contain a ‘plain text’ version of the formatted item.
Like if my markdown is
Use [google](www.google.com) to search
then the rendered item will look like this:
Use google to search
And for both the breadcrumb and browser tab title I want just this:
Use google to search
Sort of what I would get after copying the rendered item and pasting is into a plain text editor.
So I’m not asking to format the browser tab name, I just want it to only have the text content of the item.
Sorry for trying everyone’s patience with this minor thing =).
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Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for clearing that up!
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Yeah, it would be great if you could render some basic Markdown (and dates) in the breadcrumbs.
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Sorry for the super late fix - markdown should be stripped in the latest web app now, coming to desktop app soon.
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