More WYSIWYG Features (Blockquote, Horizontal Lines, etc.)

LC155

As a user of Journey for a few years, I have come to appreciate the extensive features of their WYSIWYG editor, that Diarium lacks. This includes headings, tables, indented lists/bullets, blockquotes, and horizontal lines. They're excellent for making more fancy entires.

Personally, I make the greatest use of blockquotes (for obvious reasons), headings, and horizontal lines (breaking up sections with them is great), so that would be the ones I would want to see most.

Having discussed this already with Timo, it seems that these are incredibly difficult features for a solo developer to work on and very time-consuming, so it would be great if there was further interest beyond me and I could check back now and again to see if this is ever implemented, would make me switch over in a heartbeat.

pprashil

I would love to use horizontal lines to break up sections in the same diary note

LC155

pprashil Absolutely. That's the feature I want most, as breaking up sections of the diary is difficult without them, and I'm too used to being able to do them in Journey. Still waiting for an implementation of something like this one day.

grtrttutyu

I also want a horizontal line.

grtrttutyu

Jess

I would like to suggest a few additional features that I believe would enhance the WYSIWYG editor in Diarium:

Headings (H1, H2, H3, etc.): It would be great to have a button to insert different levels of headings (H1 to H6) for better text structure and readability.
Nested Lists: A button to handle indentation for creating nested lists would be very helpful when organizing content, especially for tasks or notes that require multiple levels.
Quotes: A button for block quotes would be a valuable addition for users who want to highlight specific sections of text.
Code Blocks: Adding a button for code blocks would be beneficial for users who want to insert and format code or similar content.

Additionally, it would be fantastic if there was an option to enable Markdown in the text editor. This would provide more flexibility for users who are familiar with Markdown and prefer its simplicity for formatting.

Thank you for considering these suggestions.