( Also, add option in preferences, or a WYSIWYG editor style button (or both - the option in preferences could be a more permanent solution for users who don't want to be clicking the button all the time) to disable automatic enumeration on request. They could output WYSIWYG style, or just simple HTML that can be viewed in the live preview section Īn additional option could be added in the future to view the code in 'WYSIWYG' mode instead of being limited to just code & live preview. These buttons could be also be used to conveniently disable things like auto enumeration where they are inserted automatically. It'd be nice if we could have options (WYSIWYG style buttons etc) to format text too: bold / italic / underlined, font colours, font sizes, font types - plus dreamweaver/frontpage/WYSIWYG style buttons for hyperlinks, quotes, creating custom tables, bullet points/numbers/checkboxes, etc. WYSIWYG editor style buttons for easy formatting
Import a photo into boostnote windows 10#
OS version and name: Windows 10 Pro 圆4įurther future improvements eg.Boostnote version: Latest windows version as of 22 July 2020.( maybe add option for compression and cropping in the future too within the app? ) Environment The app would prompt the user and ask them whether they want to link the image from a specific chosen path whether online or offline, OR, copy/download the image to the Boostnote storage folder and link using that path instead.
Have a button that allows users to select a local image (or type in an online URL), and embed that image into their notes.
Images cannot currently be easily embedded into notes, at least not without using HTML and knowing the exact path of your image.
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