- some text
- [C:\Users\Me\Desktop\2020\this_is_some_very\long\path\My_Very_Long_File_Name.xlsx](file:///C:/Users/Me/Desktop/2020/this_is_some_very/long/path/My_Very_Long_File_Name.xlsx)
- [C:\Users\Me\Desktop\a little bit shorter path\Wraps_Correctly.xlsx](<file:///C:/Users/Me/Desktop/a little bit shorter path/Wraps_Correctly.xlsx>)
Paste the text from above to Obsidian.
Set pane widths as seen in screenshot shown under header “Actual result”.
Expected result
Wrapping immediately after list-item marker "- " is unnecessary in case like the following since the rest is wrapped again anyway.
Actual result
On Windows7 in Obsidian 0.9.11 it looks like this:
Rendered in preview mode wraps correctly but in edit mode: One line of valuable screen-space is wasted on each similar item; The list can occupy up to 50% more space when each item contains one wrap.
It seems to be imperfection/simplification in wrapping logic. Or is there any good reason to do it like this?
Environment
Operating system: Windows 7
Obsidian version: 0.9.11 (and also previous versions)