folding is powerful tool and many users use it in many ways but it becomes useless to most of the people if it doesn’t remember where it is fold and where it is not.I like to see the toggle feature remembers it even if i close the program

We had discussions in the past about this. The devs would like to have this feature (if possible).

Saving the status of collapse/expand is a must-have IMO. Without I don’t see much of a use-case of the fold arrow feature in the first place because one intuitively assumes the status will be saved. This is supported in Org-Mode/Emacs e.g.

when I collapse the content and change to another file , then come back to origin file, the collapse content was expand, hope it will stay the same collapse. collapse: [image] come back to edit : [image]

It’d be great if collapse and expand (with memory) worked as well on lists, so I can collapse the sub bullet points like in Roam

I make heavy use of the outlining capability within notes. As I flesh out an outline, I collapse (fold) sections, to keep just the level of detail I want to be looking at visible. What’s not working so well with this and needs improvement is, when I navigate away from this note and then return to …

Previously requested, albeit combined with the popular fold-in-preview request: [image] Folding in Preview too Feature archive It would be great if the folding feature could be used in preview too. I think it would also be very useful if the note could retain its current …

Ah, very good. I did a search before submitting but missed that sentence. Thanks. +1 to that, I’d also love to see folding work in Preview.

I really need folded-state memory too…

I requested that feature too. I hope obsidian will take the matter seriously.

This sounds close to a P2 UI bug where element state should be respected, even across app restarts.

Remembering heading and indent collapse in notes

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ryanjamurphy June 11, 2020, 6:17pm 10

Previously requested, albeit combined with the popular fold-in-preview request: