Steps to reproduce
- Create a header with information below it.
- Fold (collapse the header).
- Above the header, use CTRL+V to paste something like “this is a test to see if it will open the headers (let’s see)”.
- The collapsed/folded header will open itself after you paste, which shouldn’t happen because I never asked the header to unfold itself.
Did you follow the troubleshooting guide? [Y/N]
Yes, the problem still occurs in sandbox mode or a vanilla vault with no community plugins.Expected result
I CTRL+V to paste and all it does is paste, without unfolding the header (or collapsed bullet-point) below it.Actual result
After the text is pasted, the header or bullet-point below it is unfolded for no reason.Environment
SYSTEM INFO:Obsidian version: v1.5.8
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Operating system: Windows 10 Education 10.0.19045
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Additional information
Sometimes, CTRL+V pastes *don't* open up the collapsed header. It depends on what gets pasted. If I paste "happen:", it does NOT open up the header (which is what I want it to do). If I paste "this is a test to see if it will open the headers (let's see)", it DOES open the header, which I do not want. Here is a video showing the difference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIGU3FeGeboI collapse the folders for a reason (to hide the contents), and it throws me off when suddenly the entire screen changes out of nowhere to displace where I was looking and fill the otherwise clean display with all of the information I had hidden.
Also, right click → paste does the same thing.