I made a beta of this but I don’t think I like it for the following reasons:
it causes an issue with sticky cards when you feel like you need px/character perfect click accuracy.
it actually added more friction to my editing because every time i clicked a card i had to first find my cursor. if i clicked perfectly, the insertion point on the front of the card doesn’t match the one on the back because of the different layouts.
especially on a big card. I think it would be nice if the front and edit window/back of the card look same. it will save times.
I still think it has big potential in long-form writing. Thank you so much for taking this feature request so seriously, really appreciate your effort.
that makes sense. I wouldn’t want to enable it by default because sticky cards are on by default.
But I’m also reticent to include it as a special setting because it’s hard to explain, and I want to keep the number of special UI settings down. Any alternative ideas on how I could include this?
the 2nd image with the card text matching textarea wouldn’t really work in cases where the card had web/image urls or markdown - at least without a huge redesign text editor redesign which is way out of scope
I think text matching text area is only needed in regular cards that does not have markdown, web/image, or special font.
As this feature (imo) is mainly a QOL improvement for longform, pure text writing. (BTW, i think I disable sticky card when i started to try writing long paragrath on kinopio. Since I need to slide my cursor across a wordy card to help me read.)
The question regarding UI alternative is a hard one, I have to think about it.
ya it’s best for long-form text only, but also you wouldn’t want cursor behaviour to be variable based on the Kind of card it is right? That would also be confusing to explain