Currently there exist options to toggle Markdown features for selected text, such as bold via the default hotkey ctrl+b
. It would be helpful to have this functionality extended to brackets and quotes. By using a modifier key like ctrl
, selected text could be surrounded in ()
brackets by using the hotkey ctrl+shift+9
, or selected text could be surrounded in "
double quotes by using the hotkey ctrl+shift+'
. This could apply to other bracket symbols and combinations. For example those which are custom defined.
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Thanks, kaimera, I’m new to obsidian. I have a bunch of notes that contain hierarchical lists by tabulations, is there any way I can add the [[double bracket]] automatically to each word?
In VS Code, simply selecting text and then pressing (
, <
or any other containing symbol surrounds the text with the pair (e.g. “test” → “(test)”). I imagine this isn’t too difficult to implement