Remove "Title" & "Contents" placeholders from the "Insert callout" command

[blue_emperor]

I personally like the current implementation because it makes callouts more user friendly to new users.

Related feature requests:

Tab to navigate within a callout

Use case or problem After selecting “Insert callout” from the command palette, Obsidian inserts a skeleton of a callout looking like: > [!NOTE] Title > Contents … where the “NOTE” text is pre-highlighted for you. After choosing which type of callout I want to have (by typing it), I want to change the “Title” and then the “Contents”. In order to do this, I have to either use my mouse button to double-click on “Title” or “Contents”, or I have to use my keyboard arrow keys and the delete or back…

• tab already has a defined function but maybe offer alternative function for tabs in callouts

 

Autocomplete for callout types

Use case or problem When using callouts it would be nice if the supported callout types were shown in an autocomplete dropdown list. Proposed solution As I start typing the callout syntax (eg. > [!) an autocomplete dropdown would show up, allowing me to select one of the supported callout types (note, abstract, etc) Current workaround (optional) While it doesn’t appear to work for inline autocomplete while typing, the admonition plugin’s ‘insert callout’ feature opens a modal that allows se…

Pressing enter to "exit" callout environment

Use case or problem When I’m editing a callout (for example, an Abstract callout), I’d like the ability to go to live preview mode for that block with a hotkey, like CMD + Enter. This is inspired from the jupyter notebook functionality where, after editing a markdown codeblock, you can display it by pressing CMD+enter, without having to go to the end. This would make the editing workflow much smoother, especially playing well with the live preview. Proposed solution Have functionality (using ho…