shortcuts for headings

[prosim 2]

I love that you have standardized headings now. A feature that I find very handy in Confluence is the ability to use shortcuts to change a heading level. 

I'm on Mac so for me it's:

• command+0: normal text (remove heading level)
• command+1 (or 2 or 3): switch heading to that level.

Just like it works with the dropdown to select a heading level, the level will be applied to the line the cursor is on, if no text is highlighted. 

Seems a small ask, hopefully it's something you can fit in soon!  Shortcuts also improve accessibility for keyboard users.

Thanks for your time. 

 

 

[Mike P 2,626]

On 12/27/2021 at 12:41 AM, prosim said:

I love that you have standardized headings now. A feature that I find very handy in Confluence is the ability to use shortcuts to change a heading level. 

I'm on Mac so for me it's:

• command+0: normal text (remove heading level)
• command+1 (or 2 or 3): switch heading to that level.

Just like it works with the dropdown to select a heading level, the level will be applied to the line the cursor is on, if no text is highlighted. 

Seems a small ask, hopefully it's something you can fit in soon!  Shortcuts also improve accessibility for keyboard users.

Thanks for your time. 

 

 

Have you tried using the markdown style # formatting? #<space> automatically invokes the top heading level, ##<space> medium and so on.

 

[prosim 2]

Thanks, that will help while I'm typing!  My main use is with copied/pasted content though - quickly reformatting all the headings this way is priceless.