What actions would you like to have a custom shortcut for?

[p11]

I would really like a shortcut to switch between article view and normal view. Some of my documents are to-do oriented lists of short items (normal view is great for that), while others are reading and study notes, with items as long as various lines of text (article view is much much more comfortable for these). It’s a bit unpractical having to change from one view to the other every time you switch documents.

(An alternative option would be to assign a default view to each document. In fact, that would probably be even better than a shortcut)

[pottster]

I have a similar requirement. Toggling normal/article view would be very helpful.

[pottster]

Toggle image preview/inline

Would definitely appreciate this.

[Vincent_Tang]

I think having the extra “push back bulletpoint at current position” or “regular shift+tab button” would be nice to have both options

Option to push bulletpoint back at its current location

The problem with making this a settings option is that it means that users have to choose between having it one way or the other - all the time. What if you only want to alter the behavior for a particular action? I know that there are already a lot of shortcuts for this app, but it seems to me that adding a shortcut to temporarily override (e.g. ctl-shift-tab) the default behavior would allow users to chose what happens when the unindent rather than having it always work one way or another.

Also as others suggested:

• Add / remove bookmark on currently edited list
• Get link of currently edited list

Another good function

those would be nice too

Also, show/hide for checklists, and separate them for crossed out items separately

i would like a REDO command as well (CTRL+SHIFT+Z)

see here

Redo (CTRL+SHIFT+Z) and Undo commands

I would really like this Most programs have two functions Undo (CTRL+Z) Redo (CTRL+SHIFT+Z) Unfortunately dynalist only has the first one CTRL+Z (undo) but not redo It would make a huge difference since you might accidentally delete something in dynalist using undo and need to “redo” it related

[pottster]

Ctrl+y ?

[Francisco_Barros]

New shortcut to close a list (while on subitem)

Very often I want to close a list/item but cursor is in a subitem of that list. So I have to move to parent item to close it. It would be convenient to have a shortcut to close a list while being in a subitem.

[ruud]

Toggle hidden/completed

[Rodion_Y]

Article vs Normal View

[Erica]

Toggle hidden/completed

That can be done with Alt+C on Windows. Are you on a Mac?

[Karthik_Raman]

Where can I upvote this feature (Ctrl+Shift+D to duplicate item)

[Erica]

Where can I upvote this feature (Ctrl+Shift+D to duplicate item)

Here: Keyboard shortcut to duplicate item

[Mark_Gammon]

Strikethrough (perhaps some variant that includes ~)

[Nicholas_Mapstone]

I’d love to have ‘Go to the root of the whole document’. IE the beginning of the highest node in the document.

[Erica]

I’d love to have ‘Go to the root of the whole document’. IE the beginning of the highest node in the document.

Interesting, first time I’ve heard about this one. What’s your use case for this?

[Kevin_Murray]

Can I say that one use would be when wanting to search the document. If you are zoomed in, currently you need to find a way to quickly zoom out to the top in order to do a full document search.

[Erica]

Can I say that one use would be when wanting to search the document. If you are zoomed in, currently you need to find a way to quickly zoom out to the top in order to do a full document search.

Not sure I understand what you mean. Are you replying to @Nicholas_Mapstone’s comment?

[Kevin_Murray]

Yes, another case for this “go to root of document” shortcut is when needing to navigate to another section of the document, especially after having zoomed in.

[Erica]

Yes, another case for this “go to root of document” shortcut is when needing to navigate to another section of the document, especially after having zoomed in.

Got it, that makes more sense when read in combination with his comment. Thanks for the explanation!

[Nicholas_Mapstone]

Yes, what he said.

It’s all about orientation. When I’m down in a subtree somewhere I often have no real idea where I am (I know I can look at the tree at the top of the page, but that involves thinking about it). With a 1 click move to the top node of a document I’m suddenly back somewhere rock solid and know exactly how to do whatever I want from there.

[samm]

Insert Link.

Some apps just ctrl K, which automatically inserts []() and moves the cursor in between the brackets.