Improvement: Add Keyboard Shortcuts for Changing Paragraph Format #85
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During text formatting mouse is used more as it should. It would be way more productive to use keyboard shortcuts for that task.
Missed keyboard shortcuts for changing paragraph formatting:
Just a suggestion, other key board shortcuts that would be nice are
Just throwing this in as suggestion :)
Since the headers can already be controlled via [ctrl]+[1-4], how difficult would it be to expand that to include paragraph, block quote, code block and inline code with keys [5-8]?
If it's a priority issue, is there anything I can do to help? I'm not a developer but I have had some contact with PHP and Lavarel, so if it's not too complicated and if someone could point me at the right location, I could give it a try. If it results in usable code, we can merge it.
Seems the shortcuts for headers doesn't include Header Tiny which you would expect to be Control + 5?
As per the suggestion from @fredericmohr I've expanded the shortcuts across [Ctrl]+[1-9]. I've done this in both editors. Thanks @fredericmohr.
@stu177 I've altered the header shortcuts to match the formats dropdown. Ctrl+4 is now 'Header - Tiny'. Thanks for making me aware that tiny was not included.
I'll document the current shortcuts as part of sending out the next release (#452).
The work done here be in the next bugfix release, v0.17.4, due in the next couple of days.