Hello,
I've got a long roadmap as a single issue. I update it oftenly. Sometimes I find something that needs to be edited somewhere down in the text, and if I want to edit it - I have to scroll all the way up to find the "Edit" button, click it, scroll back down and find what I wanted to edit.
I thought it'd be great if you could have some shortcut, for example Shift + Mouse1, which would allow you to hold shift and click exactly on where you want to edit inside the issue description / comment etc, and get into edit mode with your cursor placed where you clicked.
Would that be possible to do?
Thank you for the great extension btw - it's been great for a while now:)
Example URL:
https://github.com/sarpik/turbo-schedule/issues/1
P.S.
I know that this way of setting up a roadmap might not be the best approach, but I'm just trying to illustrate a point that you sometimes have some long text, and editing it is a little annoying. Thanks:)
P.P.S.
Having the Update comment button available in your view without having to scroll down would be great too:D
Alternative Idea: Maybe it would make sense to keep the comment header sticky, so the edit button is reachable without scrolling all the way back
Idea2: open the „actions-menu“ at mouse position on right click, like a context menu
Preserving scroll position between two versions (rendered vs markdown) is not something we can easily do.
For your usecase specifically, I suggest at least splitting that list into multiple comments, so you can Edit each section separately
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Alternative Idea: Maybe it would make sense to keep the comment header sticky, so the edit button is reachable without scrolling all the way back
Idea2: open the „actions-menu“ at mouse position on right click, like a context menu