Markdown Command for Toggle and Nested Content
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Raul Cabral
It would be useful if the "toggle" function were written in markdown code, like in Notion-style. I'd like to include this markup in the AI chat prompt so it can generate content already nested under the title, allowing me to simply click and collapse it.
Example:
> # Representative content title
> Content that will be inside the toggle
> It can have multiple lines
> - Lists
> - Formatted items
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Luca Joos
Thank you for your feedback. Unfortunately, I don't quite understand what you mean. You can already use the ">" sign to create toggles. Is it about using this in the AI assistant as well?
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Raul Cabral
Luca Joos thank you for your reply.
In Notion, if I paste content where each line starts with a > — like in the example below:
> #### 2025-06-19 – Representative content title
> This is the content inside the toggle
> It can span multiple lines
> - Lists
> - Formatted items
Notion automatically creates a toggle header with the nested content inside it — no extra steps needed. The toggle structure is fully preserved just by pasting the markdown-formatted text.
In Capacities, I can only use the > symbol while typing to create a toggle manually. What I would like is to be able to generate or paste content in this format (e.g., from an AI assistant prompt) and have it automatically interpreted as a toggle, with the nested content properly placed inside.
Right now, when the AI generates a header and some content, it’s not nested under a toggle. I have to manually drag the content into the header block to simulate that behavior.
I’m not sure what the best technical implementation would be, but I’d love for this feature to exist — something like Notion-style toggle parsing for pasted markdown.