I’m curious, what ways did you try to indent it to a deeper level?
What gesture or mechanic did you expect?
As @isle9 implied - it’s possible using drag and drop or the “move” option of the block. But that’s not very intuitive to me.
Personally I really like the way e.g. Logseq has this implemented. A swipe to the right indents the block one level deeper, a swipe to the left reduces one level of indentation. But Logseq is an outliner so it’s a core feature I guess. Don’t know how hard this would be to implement for anytype. And this would more likely be an enhancement than a bug fix
Drag and drop:
I have already tried in my iPhone 12 mini. No results. I can only move it vertically. The same with the move command, I am Ily able to move it vertically.
No problem on my iPad mini nor iPhone 11 with Drag and Drop .
One thing I noticed from your screenshot though:
Do you use external keyboard application? The green enter arrow doesn’t look like Apple’s original keyboard. ← I don’t see such indentation option with my system default keyboard
P.S. I would be great if we can have indentation at style selection and / menu.
I guess, that’s from the applications toolbar, just like Anytype has a toolbar sitting right above the keyboard.
Just in case that’s not clear: you need to drop it “on” the item where you want the selected item to be nested in. Let go, when the block is highlighted, not when there’s just a vertical bar visible. If that’s not working maybe a screencast may be helpful.
with Drag and Drop .
