I’d like to suggest adding the possibility to open a bookmark in a quick reference window.
Here is my scenario: I am using the dual navigation layout and I need to check a character sheet. The inspector is fine, and I know I can widen it, but I wish I could right-click on the bookmark and get the open in quick reference or even copyholder options, as it happens in the binder.
I also noticed that if I select another file, whether via binder or in scrivening mode, the opened project bookmark text disappears.
Pressing the Spacebar on the selected bookmark should already be working. That’s a good one to try in most contexts where binder items can be selected, incidentally.
I tried that, but it doesn’t work on individual character sheets. It opens the special folder Characters. A workaround could be to bookmark each character file separately.
Oh, right, that’s an important ingredient to know of as that works differently from actual bookmark entries. When you add a folder as a bookmark, and then access its child items via the little arrow button, you’re opening a menu at that point. There is no way to have a contextual menu for menu items, and those aren’t technically bookmarks of anything. This is more a convenience feature rather than a way of organising or nesting bookmarks.
I also noticed that if I select another file, whether via binder or in scrivening mode , the opened project bookmark text disappears.
That on the other hand, now that I know what to look at, does look like a small bug in the Mac version. Project Bookmarks themselves are persistent, but again you aren’t actually loading a bookmark, so this persistence trips over itself and reloads the “Characters” folder which is, it sounds, empty of any text of its own.
Yes, which is why I left it in the Mac section of the forum as it would otherwise be a good general tip for everyone. On Windows you can hit the menu key (if you have one) and then ‘Q’ to trigger the Quick Reference command from the contextual menu.