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Bernhard Rohloff, 2018-01-22 06:44
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Accesskeys¶
Some functions in Redmine can be accessed by a keyboard shortcut.
The shortcuts vary between browsers and operating systems:
Windows | macOS | Linux | Comments | |
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Chrome | Alt | Ctrl + Opt | Alt | Accesskeys 7 and 4 are not available for Windows and Linux One should use Alt + Shift for the Accesskeys e and f |
Firefox | Alt + Shift | Ctrl + Opt | Alt + Shift | |
Safari | -- | Ctrl + Opt | -- | |
Edge | Alt | -- | -- | Accesskeys 7 is not available. |
Accesskey overview¶
Key | Description |
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7 | Creates a new issue |
n | Moves forward through issue stacks, paginations and more... |
p | Moves backward through issue stacks, paginations and more... |
e | Jumps into the editor mode. (Issues, wiki, news ) |
r | Updates the preview in editor mode |
f | Jumps in the global quick search field |
4 | Opens the project search view |
Creating a new issue¶
By using the accesskey 7, you can create a new issue from everywhere in a project.
Switch to the editor¶
You can switch to the editor by using the e key.The accesskey is available for:
- documents
- issues
- wiki pages
- news entries
Update the preview¶
If you are in the editor mode, you can easily update the preview by using the r key.
Moving back and forward¶
Use the keys n (next) or p (previous) to move through:- stacks of issues
- lists with pagination
- activity pages
- month in the calendar view
- periods in the gantt view
- revisions in the repository
Search in Redmine¶
By using the f key, your cursor jumps directly into the search field in the top right of the header bar.
If you prefer the project search, you can open it with the accesskey 4.
Updated by Bernhard Rohloff over 6 years ago · 9 revisions