Hi Pierre,

Two things that bug me from time to time throughout my daily dose of IQ-ing:

Using a capital M so as not to get it mix up with minutes?

Thanks for reading!

Such a solution would greatly speed up the general workflow and the hyperlink creation process itself.

I usually have no use for the calendar's left pane so always have it hidden. However, I frequently need access to the week number. Would it be possible to optionally display week numbers on the bar for every Monday in the calendar?

Many thanks!

How about there being a new feature in the settings, that allows me to change the vertical padding for rows?

Well definitely in pixels, obviously!

I'll make my periodic recommendation for a fully functional "undo" command.  Pierre has said he'll put it on the list if there's enough interest but apparently there hasn't been.  

Earlier i tried to mark 300 items (ctrl-shift-m) but instead hit ctrl-shift-n, creating 300 unwanted subitems.  15 minutes later I'm still trying to unravel the damage as I accidentally permanently deleted some items while trying to delete the unwanted subitems.

It would be very useful to have forms show in the NavBar, with a Favorites and an All Forms with a hierarchy option siimlar to the NavBar Grids.

Keyboard shortcut suggestions (Tools>Shortcuts>Customize>Keyboard):

1) Add "all" option under the command list like you have when you customize toolbars.  It's not always obvious which category a command falls under.  

2) Put commands in alphabetical order.  Right now, in long lists you have to go up and down the list several times to make sure you're not missing what you're looking for.

Wayne

In Grid A, I have a field/column where I want to put a hyperlink to a specific item displayed in Grid B.  I want the hyperlink text shown in Grid A to be the same as the Item text of the target item in Grid B.  I forgot how I accomplished this, but I finally figured that I had right-clicked the target item in Grid B, Copy > Copy as Hyperlink, then returned to Grid A where I pasted the hyperlink in the appropriate cell.

Obsidian Sync is working great. One thing that's not working: I have some IQ fields that start with "@". In Obsidian, to use fields beginning with "@" in YAML, you have to enclose the field name in quotes. (This happens automatically in Obsidian: if you use the non-source-code view to add such a field to the YAML, when you look at the source code, you will see that the quotes have been added.) So, for now, when IQ syncs such fields, this leads Obsidian to consider the YAML invalid.