What were you doing:
I opened the “Welcome to the Bear 2 beta!” note and I tried to unfold/fold the heading with the name “Here’s a folded section you can play with ->”.
What feature did you use:
Folding keyboard shortcut cmd + '
What happened:
This text was appended after the heading: <!-- {"fold":true} -->
What did you expect to happen:
The section should fold/unfold.
I had a note where the fold-true markup appeared at command-clicking a bullet point in a list. The bullet list was the last entry in a list that contained only first level. Command-clicking on another bullet folded the header above the list. Directly in the line after the last bullet point there was a tag. After I removed the tag the command-click on the same bullet point resulted in folding the header.
I added the tag agin but no chance more to see the fold-true markup.
(Apart from that: it is confusing that a click on a bullet list can fold a header. But that seems to be more a feature which I do not understand. I just have to add a sub bullet and the same click on the same bullet results in folding the bullet list. What is the benefit of such a behaviour?)
Thanks for reporting this problem. I also struggle to simulate this issue on the welcome note, any chance you have edited the note content? If this is the case, please send me your welcome note.
I didn’t edit the note. I just followed the text in it and I tried to unfold the panda picture. I’m not sure what more can I do to help you reproduce this issue.
I tried to attach the note exported as “*.bear” but it looks like it is not officially supported here!!! So I compressed it:
I’m experiencing the same bug in the welcome note on every header below the “Folding” header. I did edit the note slightly, one of the things I did was reorder the list in the “Footnotes” section with click-and-drag.
@trix180 Hi! I just got the same bug, it appears to me that it is related to the divider block - it happens only when I try to fold the section while the courser is located right above the divider block and the block itself is empty