[Ctrl + Home] jumps under the note title and not on the title

[DiCaver]

What I’m trying to do

When I’m on a long note and want to jump at the beginning, I hit [Ctrl + Home], but the cursor jumps in a line under the title. No matter what is there (subtitle, empty, …). I wouldn’t say that this is a bug … found this …

Home key jumps to beginning of document in empty lines

Since a few weeks the Home key has an (for me) unexpected behaviour on my PC: Pressing the home key when the cursor is on an empty line causes the cursor to jump to beginning of the document. Pressing home on a line with text works as expected: the cursor is then moved to the beginnin of the line. Even pressing home again then works as expected: nothing happens. This sounds like minor issue, but somehow drives me nuts. I am so used to using the Home key for quickly jumping to t…

I wonder if there is a way to make it so that I jump into the title. Actually, I don’t need to be in the title; it’s just that the title is one line up - hidden. So, I need to scroll/move the cursor to see the title.

Things I have tried

Hit Ctrl + Home 37 times … searching the forum, Google-it and went through the command pallet …

Cheers, Marko

[WhiteNoise]

That is correct the filename/title is not part of the main editor area. If you wanna edit the title you can use the command pallet command or press F2

[DiCaver]

Language barriers … I don’t need to edit the title, I want to see it when clicking the button combination Ctrl + Home.

Now, if I’m at the bottom of the note and click Ctrl + Home, it takes me to the top, as you @WhiteNoise mentioned, “main editor area”. So I see this …

above the cursor is the title

But what I want, when I click Ctrl + Home (or any other command/hotkey), to see this …

Currently, to see this, I need to press Arrow Up or Page Up … after Ctrl + Home

As I said, it’s not preventing me from working with Obsidian; it’s just one of those “nice to have/know” things

Cheers, Marko

[DiCaver]

Interesting - in Reading mode, it jumps to the top of the note (including the title).

I’m guessing it is because the title is part of the metadata in Markdown. So I need to find a way to record Ctrl + E + Ctrl + Home + Ctrl + E

Cheers, Marko