I think "Export as Markdown document" should be able to export the numbering of a numbered list.
I'm really enjoy using checkvist, you are adding great features very quickly.
I'm really enjoy using checkvist, you are adding great features very quickly. What I feel is missing is more use cases. How are people using Checkvist? What are some recommend workflows? How many lists do you have? User Stories will not only help those of use already using Checkvist to be more effective, but attract more non-technical customers. I like to keep my lists at a minimum. I only split out for sharing but I'd prefer not to. Here are my lists: * Inbox: This is where zapier based integrations go. I have Jira tickets and emails tagged with "!action" going to list which I process daily. * The List: This is my primary list. Everything is here. I use sub-nodes for different areas. * Honey Do: This is the list my wife and I share to make sure we know what we both want done around the house. * "Client Project" - I have a few Lists I share with clients (Free lance web developer). I"m looking to write a more detailed blog post. How are your l...
Hello, thanks for the suggestion.
ReplyDeleteDo you use global list formatting or smart syntax like [1]?
Best,
Kirill Maximov I use both but more often the smart syntax. This would be a big improvement for me
ReplyDeleteThanks. Not trivial to implement, unfortunately, but will add it to the enhancements list regarding Markdown.
ReplyDeleteKirill Maximov Sorry for the late reply. I use "numbers" in "list style". And besides numbering, nested list indentation is also necessary in my case.
ReplyDeleteWhat I usually do is, I take notes with checkvist both on my phone and computer as project is in progress. And I will copy the markdown export to typora for final editing while inserting some screenshots. But without parent list numbering and child list indentation, the relationship between parent and child lists would be lost.
So it would be great if a list like the following one
//List starts
# Test #
first note.
second note:
- second note nested list item 1.
- second note nested list item 2.
third note.
//List ends
could be instead exported like following(if list numbering is turned on):
//List starts
# Test #
1. first note.
2. second note:
- second note nested list item 1.
- second note nested list item 2.
3. third note.
//List ends
This would save me some work in recovering the strucrure in typora. Despite this, checkvist is really convient in a way that it encourages me to take notes.
Best.
Hello Jiasen,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for your feedback. We'll try to see how we could allow combining different lists styles implied by Checkvist and mix them with the markdown markup. What you're suggesting makes sense, but only if the second note would have sub-list numbering disabled with [*] prefix. Currently it does not work, unfortunately.
I'd appreciate if you vote/watch this feature request:
checkvist.uservoice.com - Consider list style (numbering, bullets, checkboxes) when exporting to Markdown
Thank you!