Create some formatted text in a note (e.g. sentence with certain words bold, underline, or italic).
Select the sentence/paragraph and apply the highlight format.
What happened: All of the original formatting (e.g. bold, underline, italic) is lost. It appears that whatever formatting is applied to the first character/word of the selected sentence/paragraph is applied to the entire section.
What I expected: Original formatting should remain in place with the addition of highlighting.
Things that might be helpful to know (Agenda version, OS and model, etc): Agenda 19.0 (302) running on macOS Sonoma 14.5 on 14" MacBook Pro with Apple M1 Pro.
Haven’t noticed this before, I rarely highlight though except in for pdf apps. I noticed that text formatted after highlighting stays when highlighting is removed. When applied again, highlighting cleared other formatting except for underline and strike thru which “auto” extended from 2 words to the entire highlighted sentence. There are too many format combinations that behave in different ways to list.
I use Agenda to create combined meeting agenda/note documents but my meetings can be a bit unstructured depending on what my clients want to discuss first. I therefore like to select and highlight my entire note (or at least the majority of it) and then systematically unhighlight sections throughout the meeting as we cover them.
It’s a shame to lose any existing formatting when applying highlighting and I’m assuming this is a bug that can be resolved without too much trouble since the “unhighlight” operation doesn’t seem to remove any of the existing text formatting.