What I did: I write text in a line marked as checklist. I highlight the line with a star writing #star.
What happened: #star is transformed graphically into a star. But the cursor is positioned on the left side of the star. When I move the cursor further right and hit return then the next line gets body text and loses the list format.
What I expected: After marking the line with a star the cursor goes on the right side of the star. The next line should get the same format as before – hence be a checklist.
Things that might be helpful to know (Agenda version, OS and model, etc): Agenda 1.1
Also on stars, what’s the canonical way of destarring an item? I notice that, even when an item is starred, the contextual menu (correct term?) still says: “Mark with Star”. The only way I could find of removing the star was selecting the star with the cursor (a surprisingly fiddly operation) and pressing the Delete key.
Yes, there’s definitely a problem here. Once your insert the star it’s there. Delete does NOT get rid of it when there are multiple bullets.
Example: place four items in a list (say checklist) Star one of them. Now try to delete the star. You can’t. What it does is take the next bullet and append it to the previous one, then put the star at the end. This goes unto all items are on one line and you can’t delete the star at all
Worst of all, if you delete the bullet, it goes away but the star doesn’t.
