v0.2.87

README.md

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 - History with snippets, previews, and version restore.
 - Alert blocks: `success`, `info`, `warning`, and `danger`.
 - Table of contents generated with `[TOC]`, using headings after the marker and nesting them by level.
+- Permalinks to Markdown headings, including custom heading IDs and duplicate heading names.
+- Inline `@nickname` colored mentions for active account owners and users directly granted access to a note/pad.
+- Mentioned users are listed below the participant/author badges with a count of matching mentions; repeated clicks jump to the next occurrence and cycle through them in editor, split, or preview views.
+- Indented fenced code blocks shift their whole preview block rather than just the code text.
 - Optional line numbers in fenced code blocks.
 - PDF export with selectable A5/A4/A3, Letter, 16:9, and 4:3 page formats; optional color/background preservation keeps syntax highlighting, alerts, quotes, highlights, and table styling; `[PAGEBREAK]` creates an explicit hard PDF page break while `---` remains a normal Markdown horizontal rule.
 
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 The `=number` suffix is a RustPad extension and may not be supported by other Markdown renderers.
 
+Indent the opening and closing backtick fences and their content to move the entire displayed code block right by the same number of columns; RustPad strips the common indentation from the code itself.
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+## Heading links and member mentions
+
+In Markdown preview, each heading includes a `#` link. Use regular Markdown links to jump to the section, for example:
+
+```markdown
+- [Run the upgrade](#run-the-upgrade)
+
+## Run the upgrade
+Step-by-step instructions here.
+```
+
+Heading IDs are created from the heading text (for example, `## Run the upgrade` becomes `#run-the-upgrade`). Repeated headings receive `-2`, `-3`, etc. You can also specify a stable ID with `## Instructions {#upgrade-steps}` and link to it using `[Instructions](#upgrade-steps)`. Opening a heading link scrolls the preview to that heading or the editor to its source line when in edit view. The existing `[TOC]` also links to these anchors.
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+A typed `@nickname` is shown with a colored badge only when the nickname belongs to an active registered owner or user with an accepted direct share of this pad or workspace. The list is retrieved only for logged-in owners and directly shared accounts; guests and users without a direct grant do not receive a member directory. In the Markdown source editor, typing `@` or a partial nickname such as `@do` opens an autocomplete menu of these authorized members. Use Up/Down to choose, Enter or Tab to insert the complete `@nickname`, Esc to dismiss, or click/tap a name. The list is refreshed after login or a resource reload and is never shown to guests. Mentions are visual only and do not send notifications.
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+The **Mentioned** row below the author/participant badges lists the recognized users currently mentioned in the note, with counts. Click `@nickname` to jump to the first mention, then click it again to cycle through the next occurrences (returning to the start). The editor selects the mention, the preview highlights it, and collapsed Markdown details sections open for a matching mention. Mentions in fenced/inline code, Markdown links, URLs, and emails are ignored. Only members returned by the resource access API are shown; the row disappears when none are mentioned or access is lost.
+
 ## Data
 
 - SQLite database: `data/db/rustpad.db`