hi, first thank you for this great plugin.

it helps me a lot in learning.

is there a possibility that another switch is built in? I mean that you can completely disable it via a shortcut? or a toggle function 1 x shortcut on/off.

would be perfect ;)

now it bothers me when i have your plugin on and i want to highlight and copy text easily, then i don't want to have a focus. i hope you understand?

great work ... thanks

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I understand that highlighting other (single) blocks isn't supported (yet), but it'd still be good if one wouldn't have to click the actual heading to trigger the focus. Instead, triggering on a click on any block that is a "child" (nothing is really a child of a heading - except inline blocks - but from a document semantic point of view...) of the respective heading would be very convenient.

Hi, great plugin I love it! :)

One little thing, though. I have the Editor > Display > Fold heading option enabled and it would be great, if it wouldn't focus when I fold (collapse) a heading, i.e. clicking on the arrow left of the header to 'close' it. On expand it's just fine when it focuses on the heading.

This particularly happens, when I fold a heading which is not in focus.

Thanks for considering! Best regards, Lucas

hello, thanks again for the improvement of the plugin :-)

I still noticed when I activate the plugin via the toogle button and I turn it off. the next time i start obsidian it is on again, even though i turned it off :-) best regards Thomas

This fixes #6 by falling back to using the parent of the clicked element instead of the clicked element itself if it isn't a heading. It adds support for clicking inline block inside headings, e.g. the inline `code` in # A Heading containing `code`.

This could have been implemented otherwise but I chose this approach because

1. it's very non-invasive (only changes one statement in the code) and works well with the existing code base.
2. this feature/fix would/will become obsolete anyway if #5 or focusing "only" on lists or other blocks (as mentioned in the README) will ever be implemented.

Thanks for this very useful plugin and feel free to complain about my approach if you don't like it ;)

If a heading contains an inline block (inline code, emphasis, strikethrough, ...), you have to click outside of said inline block to trigger the focus. Take this example:

# foo
bar

# `foo`
bar

# *foo*
bar

# ~~foo~~
bar

It works as expected for the first heading, but not with the other three. The plugin should simply check if the clicked block's parent is a heading, I guess.

Add a clickable status bar indicator to toggle on and off temporarily, and also add a command to make users bind the feature with the key easily. The feature is mentioned in #10 .

Hopes it can focus with content behavior about the list item (which I click) and the sub nested lists.

I use Obsidian for write bullet journal, there are many nested bullet list in my note, I hope this plugin can only focus on specific bullet item and it's sub nested lists.

for example:

## Bullet Journal

- Item 1
- Item 2
    - Item 2.1
    - Item 2.2
        - Item 2.2.1
        - Item 2.2.2
    - Item 2.3
- Item 3

When I click the bullet item Item 2.2, it can focus scope on the following area only:

  ## Bullet Journal

  - Item 1
  - Item 2
      - Item 2.1
+     - Item 2.2
+         - Item 2.2.1
+         - Item 2.2.2
      - Item 2.3
  - Item 3

To click with specific key modifier is pressed and holded for use specific content behavior will be more flexible and producivity, for example:

• only click: to focus by content behavior Only focus on the element.
• press and hold Command then click: to focus by content behavior Focus related contents.
• press and hold Ctrl then click: to focus by content behavior Focus nested contents.

thanks.