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Piotr I thought of another idea related to coloring

I use the bulletpoint’s note a lot, when I condense course notes. Example:

It would really like a selective way of coloring only the bulletpoint’s note

Selection would be made right from the bulletpoint itself. Like #note:lavender or something.

Or maybe on the parent list of all of these, assign something like #note:lavender so all children’s bulletpoint notes have it. Also, it would override things like #bg:yellow too

That would be super neat

I might make it myself later though if you don’t do it, I can see myself using it on every course I take after I finish this javascript course

P.S. unrelated note. I use your multicode syntax color thing pretty much everyday, its super wonderful :slight_smile:

EDIT :

I think the user should be able to select whether #note:lavender applies to both the bulletpoint and the note, or just the note in the powerpack settings too

I’m leaning more towards “note+bulletpoint” looks cleaner to look at (see last pic)

Also I think the coloring of the note
 should only be as long as the color tags.

Possibly even a slight border and or box shadow to it (optional). Also, everything on the bulletpoint and stuff below it should be white.

It reminds me of catalog design almost. I have some sample well-known brand hard copy catalogs actually following this style of design

Example:

EDIT EDIT I just realized on vertical monitor the colors don’t line up properly though.

Probably should look like this instead

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