I see literally zero difference between your three examples.
If the difference was using spaces, you may need to edit (or reply) using non-breaking spaces (“nbsp;” preceded by an “&”) to preserve the differences.
Minor word of warning: whitespace/indentation is significant in YAML (similar to Python and Nim) – you can use spaces to line up values, but spaces at the beginning of a line can change a key to a subkey …
I think this plugin would meet your criteria. but this is only for YAML. it doesn’t affect inline key:: value. if u want to use that, perhaps use it in this manner. if u want to really align, then some css might work
[keyalpha:: value first]
[keybeta:: value second one]
Thank you for your answer. However this plugin does not seem to do anything, apart from hiding the “::”. No alignment whatsoever… Should I post a feature request? Again the idea is simply to improve the look of a note, the content of which is essentially a list of key:value sets.