Hi this is a very interesting plug-in, with lots of potential. If I may make the following suggestions - I would be very grateful.

1. The area where one adds variables ... scrolls down as one adds variables and then becomes unseen when there are too many. Could it not rather be at the top and variables are add below it ?
2. Could the variables list have a scroll bar so one can go down the list and change values with out going into the %NoteVariables% file ? (the %NoteVariables% file is too confusing for a non programmer like me)
3. This may be asking too much, but this plug in is very useful for different types of notes / documents, so if at the beginning of a note or document one could refer to a specific: %NoteVariables - XXX%, then different files could have %NoteVariables% ... this would save time.

Thank you very much for your attention and time -much appreciated.
Sergio

Installing your plugin destroys the functionality of the Outline plugin. The Outline plugin loses its functionality to toggle the visibility of the panel: The outline button (hamburger icon) disappears, and the shortcut F9 does not work anymore.

Hello. Thanks for your work. As a small tweak could you please add opportunity to store variables with JSON syntax highlighting. Because current output (right side) doesn't comfort for eyes

Current:

Desired:

I realize this is probably by design, but I actually have a use case where it would be useful to render variables within code blocks. Can you provide a way to override a code block so that it actually renders the variable in the markdown preview?

Perhaps overriding it by using some sort of syntax language value , like note_vars or something could be a solution?

Example:

Code view:

```note_vars
var_name
```

Rendered as:

erik

Hello, this is a great plugin and I hope we can get more development on it.

Here is how I have been able to reproduce this bug:

1. It seems that after I install the plugin and use it, I hit "Synchronize".
2. Joplin tells me it is updating. I hit it again after it completes.
3. It tells me it is updating.
4. You can repeat step 2.

Current "fix" is to uninstall the plugin. Joplin behaves as expected when this plugin is not installed.

Expected behavior: seeing a "Completed: " after the sync process.

Thank you for your continued work on this plugin! Do you plan to expand this project? As in, changelog, contributor's guide, and more?

Anyway, this is a feature request. It would be nice if I could rename the variable pages. All of my titles are neatly written, so having symbols seems weird.

I think this is doable because I renamed %Variables1% to testing. Then I imported it and it seems to work. I'm not sure without further testing.

Of course, if you know this is safe, you can close.

Scenario: you're writing the world's shortest book.

You have a few headings and a ToC to go with it.

${toc}

## Chapter 1

## Chapter 2

## Chapter 3

But say you decide you want to use variables for the chapters just because.

`import example`

${toc}

## $chapter1

## $chapter2

## $chapter3

The ToC doesn't render the headings. It would be nice if it did. I'm not sure if it's the markdown limitation (for the same reason why underline is not supported) or something that can be done.

On a small side note, is it safe to add comments to the variable pages? Like so:

|  variable  |   value   | comment |
| ---------- | --------- | --------- |
|  $chapter1  | Chapter 1  | Start of the book |

Or even this in the next few lines?

Was hoping this plugin would define me variables to resources, but it will render the link-reference instead displaying link itself.

For example -- I have some images in this case SVG of the flag of Monaco (it came from webclipping a website) and made it a resource in my Joplin dBase:
![Monaco](https://cdn-1.motorsport.com/static/img/cf/mc-2.svg) => ![Monaco.svg](:/aed8a6dec36e44c184e53dde8a1febca)

Then I put it in the variable table

| variable | value |
| -------- | ----- |
| !monaco | ![Monaco.svg](:/aed8a6dec36e44c184e53dde8a1febca) |

Hoping to use !monaco everywhere in Joplin to get the flag,

but it will just give me ![Monaco.svg](:/aed8a6dec36e44c184e53dde8a1febca) in the text

Is there anyway I could use this variables-plugin in my use-case?

Wow... v2.0.0 is fantastic ... well done!

There may already be a way that I don't know about, but if not ... It would be great to be able to hide the inline code so printing or pdf output ... could or could not, (user's choice), show the code line.

Is that possible ?

Best Regards
Sergio