💡 Feature Request: Accordion/Dropdown content block in MeisterNote

Nate Ricker
Nate Ricker Member Posts: 5 Active Contributor
edited August 2022 in MeisterNote Feature Ideas

I really like how the comments feature allows for content to be accordion style. I just click the comments and additional information pops down.

Clearly so much effort when into designing this feature/animation - why can't this be it's own content block? I am creating an internal FAQ so this would be great.

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  • frank_astair
    frank_astair Member Posts: 11 Active Contributor

    yes, this would be helpful. What we are currently doing is that we create a "Table of Content" at the top of the page and link the blocks accordingly. It's not the same as the accordion style thingy, but helps with keeping the content clean and maintaining an overview

  • Til
    Til Member, MT Tester Posts: 6 Active Contributor

    It would be nice to have a toggle function for a drop-down section like meeting notes.

    Mark: all functions like headlines, markups, attached files, and hopeful databases, have to work in the drop-down block.

  • Andrew Lapidus
    Andrew Lapidus Admin, MeisterLobster Posts: 683 Community Admin
    edited September 2022

    Hi @Til 👋 Thanks for the idea, and welcome to the community! :D

    I know that @Nate Ricker posted a similar request here for a drop-down content block - does this sound similar to what you'd like to request?

    I do think your point about keeping all functionality (headlines, files, etc.) within the dropdown an important point! Might also be great to add it to the other request.

    -Andrew

  • Til
    Til Member, MT Tester Posts: 6 Active Contributor
    edited September 2022

    Hi @Andrew Lapidus ,

    it sounds similar - you are right.

    can be closed

  • Ps4andPbs
    Ps4andPbs Member Posts: 4 Beginner
    edited February 17

    Coming from Notion to Meister Note, one of the key things i'm missing is the toggle. It would act similarly to a text group (or header) but you would have the option to minimize the contents inside.

    In Obsidian they do this by just having headers with the ability to toggle as open/closed. This is nice since you don't need a whole new item.

    In Notion they have a separated item for toggle. The advantage here is that you can use toggles for things that don't need to be headers and you can have some control over it. Personally I like to use the toggles for word definitions so that I can keep the definition hidden by default (requiring me to think about it) then toggle it open if I really can't remember.

    Personally I think I prefer the obsidian way for some things and the notion way for others, but most things can work with both if you make it. Either would be preferable to not having any way to hide parts of our notes.

  • Andrew Lapidus
    Andrew Lapidus Admin, MeisterLobster Posts: 683 Community Admin
    edited February 20

    Hi @Ps4andPbs - thanks a ton for this feedback! We use MeisterNote for our internal knowledge wiki, I'm very anxious to see toggles implemented for improved organization and usability of our FAQ pages. I'm adding your feedback to this thread to consolidate all user upvotes and get our MeisterNote Project Manager's attention!

    Best,

    Andrew

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