Text between headings and stopping headings

[blue_emperor]

Some other feature requests to read:

Don't fold over horizontal rule line break

Heading fold should stop at horizontal rule Currently heading fold will fold until the next heading with the same level. However when a page has a horizontal rule ---, it’s a clear indication that this is a logical break between text, therefore fold should stop at this line. Not every time I use a --- the following section need to have a header with the same level as the previous headers. # H1 Fold with H1 ## H2 Fold with H1 --- ## Another H2 This should not be folded with H1 above. Alternati…

Option to collapse text but not subheadings

Use case or problem I use headings to format and organize my notes. H1 is always the title. Most notes go as deep as H3, but some all the way to H6. Sometimes it would be good to see an overview of all my headers, but the there is too much text in the way. However, if I fold a heading all it’s subheadings go with it. For example, in current state: H1 text text H2 text text H3 text text H3 text text H2 text text Folding the first H2 shows: H1 text text >H2 H2 text text Proposed …

Option to fold/unfold headers independently of lists

Problem Currently, you can only fold/unfold headers and lists. In my workflow, folding headers and lists serve different purposes. I fold headers to eliminate visual clutter and narrow my focus. With lists, however, they have a meaningful structure; some lists are folded and others unfolded. I find folding all lists not useful at all. Even if I were to fold all lists, I’d want to fold only the topmost level, not all levels. Possible solution Add options to separately fold/unfold headers…

Link to callout heading

Use case or problem Callouts are a great feature because they enable us to highlight a section or even add collapsible detail without collapsing the text below (as one would with a subheading - see my previous request about foldable transclusions below). I often use the callouts to draw attention to important pieces of information or summaries within a longer note, and sometimes I would like to link to them from within the note or another note (as one would with a heading). Proposed solution I…

See also foldable callouts and nested callouts.