It’s a personal preference how you use your keyboard to interact with software (that’s why I like the Customizable keyboard shortcuts feature request). To outline the current behavior as tested on Anytype for Windows 0.24.0.
- To make a new toggle use
">" + space, then a name OR usetogglein the / (slash) menu - Create another toggle after creating a toggle, use
enter - To make a toggle with a multiline name, use
shift + enter - To type inside the toggle, expand the toggle with
right arrow, thenenterto move the cursor inside the toggle - To nest a toggle inside the toggle above, use
tab - To unnest a toggle from its parent toggle, use
shift + tab
What I am missing is a way to use the keyboard to collapse a toggle: Use the keyboard to collapse a toggle block - Feature Requests - Anytype Community
@Nac110 I think that using shift + enter should solve your request. Could you check and confirm?