I stacked tabs recently and was able to slide back and forth among them. I believe on iPhone and iPad. But don’t remember how I did it.
I know about Toggle Stacked Tabs, but not clear how to use it. Does it enable stacking? Once enabled, how to stack? Does it assume tabs are already stacked? If so, how to stack.
Things I have tried
Searched here. An earlier post of mine on this same topic came up. IRC, I was not clear about the device. Whatever, I don’t find a clear answer the question. Also searched on the Obsidian subreddit and the wider web. Again, things tangential but not direct.
I thought I had a second way. Yesterday, I swear I was able to get multiple tabs—more than two—using Toggle Stacked Tabs. Today it’s not working. I swear it did yesterday. Maybe the problem is that with a toggle it’s difficult to know whether stacked tabs is on or off.
Well, at least there’s one. But stacked tabs on a phone, certainly in portrait mode, is of limited utility. There’s just not enough screen space. And I don’t see a way to reorder them.
But if there are just a couple notes you want to switch between it’s nice to know there’s a way.
I’m trying to find a way to enable/disable tab stacking in the iOS (iPhone) version and came across this thread. The answer seems to be, you can’t, but I wanted to add: if I enable tab stacking on the iPad app, the next time I launch the iPhone app (or force-quit and relaunch), the tabs are stacked, so this behavior appears to sync along with the open documents on iPad. So, if I’m using stacked tabs on the iPad and don’t un-stack before later adding something from the phone, the tabs are stacked with no way I can find to toggle the preference.
If you haven’t changed the mobile quick action (pull down from the top) from the default command palette, you can pull down and type Toggle stacked tabs to enable/disable them.
