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I often end up creating a child node that, in turn, ends up with quite a few of its own children. In this case, most of the tab titles are truncated due to multiple levels of indentation.
I typically solve this by moving the current tab to the root level via the mouse. This is distracting in a laptop environment without a mouse as my trackpad is a bit subpar.
I am suggesting a couple of keyboard shortcuts to alleviate this issue. If there is an existing way to do this, please do suggest.
Possible actions:
Promote to parent's Sibling
Promote to root Level
Promote to root Level and minimize the previous tree
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TST More Tree Commands have shortcut slots for commands to manipulate tree structure. "Promote to parent's Sibling" is already there and others need to be added. Pull requests to do that is welcome.
Note: I have less motivation to implement new features by my hand, and pull requests to implement "good first issue" labeled features like this are always welcome. I hope these issues get people involved to join opensource development.
I often end up creating a child node that, in turn, ends up with quite a few of its own children. In this case, most of the tab titles are truncated due to multiple levels of indentation.
I typically solve this by moving the current tab to the root level via the mouse. This is distracting in a laptop environment without a mouse as my trackpad is a bit subpar.
I am suggesting a couple of keyboard shortcuts to alleviate this issue. If there is an existing way to do this, please do suggest.
Possible actions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: