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 backspace key to navigate and delete the “Title” and “Contents” text. When using callouts a lot, this is cumbersome.
Proposed solution
- Pressing Tab on your keyboard whilst the cursor is somewhere within the [!NOTE] text should automatically highlight the “Title” text.
- Pressing Tab on your keyboard whilst the cursor is somewhere after the [!NOTE] text, but still on the same row, should automatically highlight the “Contents” text
Such a feature would allow you to much more fluidly navigate within the different areas of a callout.