After restarting IQ, when I activate the Omnibox, type a search term and press enter, I get no results at all the first time. Have to press 'Enter' a second time for results to show up. It's no biggie, but at first, I thought there actually weren't any results for some of my search terms...

 Hi,

 

As shown in the screencast (https://bit.ly/2MS1Bqy), the format <a href="url">title</a> for URLs can be pasted properly on the grid.

However, when pasted on the DocPane, the link is not being parsed anymore.

 

In another thread, we can see former IQ versions parsing pasted <a href="url">title</a> into active links:

 

Can the DocPane start parsing again as active link the items pasted having the format <a href="url">title</a>?

 

Thank you!

Carlos

Dark mode (theme) is currently being discussed on https://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/9037/30. 

I believe it was last mentioned on this forum https://infoqubeim.com/drupal5/?q=node/4275#comment-20536 in 2018.

 

I'm all for it getting a higher priority. For the programs that have this feature, I'm using dark mode 90% of the time, and it's really helpful with multiple monitors (I have 5 right now, 3 on the desktop and 2 on the laptop).

 

Will we be able eventually to create our own themes?

 

 

 

 

Lasso selection no longer works for me. Is it just me / something I might have changed in Options? Thanks

 

While looking into emacs as my main text editing (and possibly outlining) platform recently, I came across the controversy of modal vs. non-modal editing.

'Vim'-style editors have modal editing out of the box, i.e. you start out in 'command mode' and the regular alpha keys act like navigation and shortcut keys do in other programs, i.e. move the cursor, cut/copy/paste/delete/select, scroll, start a search etc. So hjkl, for example, are VIM's cursor keys. To actually enter text, you have to press a certain key to enter so-called 'insert mode', type what you have in mind, then toggle back to 'command mode' for navigation or other commands and so forth. Less frequent commands are accessed by tapping a 'leader key' followed by other characters, which is also considered more ergonomic than modifier down + key(s) for command.

 Hi,

 

What are the possibilities to move items around IQ, making them exclusive to the destination grid?

For instance, in Gmail you can add as many labels you want to an email, but you can make the email exclusive to a label by using the command "move to".

 

Hi IQ Users !

 

IQ has many ways to create links, so how about a pane dedicated to links:

 I believe an incredibly useful feature would be to make a column that would function as a show/hide for the Document pane. The existing ItemHasHTML column might do the job perfectly. Use case:

 

A user has a ton of notes or clippings (which are contined in doc panes) and may frequently need to look through them to find the one that want. Due to limited screen real estate this requires clicking on an item, then clicking on the HTML pane to reveal it, then repeat and rinse again and again.

 

Could we just have a column to hover over, that also functions as a show/hide for the doc pane? It would be a game changer if I could just hover move through items and hover over the ItemHasHTML column to show/hide the doc pane for items.

 

Thank You