Functionality designation for sublimetext 3

Tall text is so good that many people use it for writing as well as coding. But many actual authors want the appearance features to be displayed.

I'm looking for a sublime text package that offers keyboard shortcuts for markup files that render functionality similar to Microsoft Word (which is a good outliner if nothing else), ie:

  • show all headings to a given heading and selectively expand or drill a given heading
  • (and / or) changes the shift-tab in the SmartMarkdown package so it loops through all expanded, only H1, then all Headers, but no bodytext.
  • 4 options to move the heading (and all the material that belongs to it, i.e. the main text and all subheadings of the lower level, in relation to the next chapter of the next level): up, down, advance, downgrade (display to say alt + keys with arrows),
  • 4 more options as above, but just move the title without the material that owns it (let's say add a Shift for that).

The relevant packages are SmartMarkdown, which has only a small portion of these https://github.com/demon386/SmartMarkdown/issues/10 and markdownEditing https://github.com/SublimeText-Markdown/MarkdownEditing/issues/171

Real addicts need most or all of what I have outlined above. I would like to offer a little bounty for this, anyone else interested?

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@Steve Powell, I used mybase as my main outliner, but started using sublime markdown for technical notes. I skipped the plan and looked all over the place. I tried the atom, but it was too slow, comparable to sublime. I even decided to write one based on the sublime file browser package.



I found an outliner package today which is based on a file browser. It's still very easy, but it's a good start. There are no keywords in the package description that I used, so I didn't find it in my previous searches.

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A real tablet app might be the best solution.

I only know of one such application and unfortunately it is on Mac. It's called OmniOutliner.



I have used it and it does a great job with all the tasks outlined. I'm not sure about shortcut support.

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