Continuing the discussion from Links within document of multi-window jumping:
Sometimes I would like to open different parts of a document at the same time.
Yes, this is One problem of the outliner.
Outliner makes easy to focus something to collapse Rows.
But with a large outline, simply collapsing the branches does not make the view compact enough.
Some of answers are multi window or split-views.
Some another, introduce some more compact collapse structure.
This is not an urgent request, but I think it’s worth thinking about.
Fig.
Left is now, right is ideas of more compact collapse structure
(for example)
- Expand only one leaf in the branch:
Open one leaf only => Collapse all another.
Open some leaves => open only near to cursor.
All leaf close => “2. Collapse consecutive closed Rows into one row” style.
(Click the most left triangle, return to normal view)
(Click another triangle, popover the another leaf list to view next)
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Collapse consecutive closed Rows into one row:
(Click the triangle, all rows in here is all open) -
Normal view:
At this time, I don’t know if it is necessary to mix normal views.
Selective operation or overall mode?