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Table view row pop-up menu

Table view row pop-up menu

From v9.7.0, this menu is shown when a row in Table view is right-clicked. The row contextual menu applies its commands to all the selected rows if the click is in any selected row. Otherwise, menu is applied to the row which was right-clicked, whether or not it is selected. An exception is the Add Note Above/Below potions which add the note with respect to the anchor row — typically the most recently-selected row.

The menu lists the following items:

  • Add Note Below. Add a new child note to the parent container, inserted after the row under the clicked row.
  • Add note Above. Add a new child note to the parent container, inserted before the row under the clicked row.
  • Delete Note. Delete the source note of the currently selected row. Important: this does not just hide the note, it deletes the note itself from the document.
  • Hide Row. Hide the selected row. This sets $TableHidden for this note.
  • Show Hidden Rows. Reveals all currently hidden table rows (resets $TableHidden to default for all parent's child notes).
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  • Copy: Opens the Copy sub-menu.
  • Bold Row. Set the text of this row to bold.
  • Row Color. A submenu allows the text colour of the row's cells' content to one of:
    • Black. (default)
    • Red.
    • Gray.
  • Row Background. A submenu allows the whole row's background colour to one of:
    • Normal. (default - no fill)
    • Yellow.
    • Gray.
  • Row Height. A submenu allows the whole row text size—thus height to one of:
    • Normal. (default)
    • Large.
  • Align. A submenu allows text in all cells in the row to one of:
    • Left. (default)
    • Center.
    • Right.

If both row and column set conflicting colour, background or alignment, the row settings are used in preference to those for the column.