Display Custom Hotkeys in Workspace Layout Interfaces #116
Description
Summary
Add visual display of assigned custom hotkeys in both the "Load Workspace Layout" command palette and the workspace manager interface to improve user experience and hotkey discoverability.
Current Behavior
Custom hotkeys can be assigned to individual workspace layouts (e.g., Alt+1, Alt+2, Alt+3, Alt+4)
The "Load Workspace Layout" command palette shows layout names but not their assigned hotkeys
The workspace manager shows layout names without hotkey information
Requested Enhancement
Display the assigned custom hotkeys next to each workspace layout name in:
Command Palette: When using "Load Workspace Layout" command
Workspace Manager: In the "Manage workspace layouts" interface
Proposed Implementation
Show hotkeys in a consistent format, such as:
for instance
training Alt + 3
home Alt + 1
inspo Alt + 4
Pipeline Alt + 2
Benefits
Improved UX: Users can quickly see which hotkey corresponds to which layout
Better Discoverability: New users can learn hotkey assignments without checking settings
Reduced Cognitive Load: No need to memorize or look up hotkey mappings
Consistency: Similar to how other Obsidian commands display their shortcuts
Use Case
As a user with multiple workspace layouts, I want to see the assigned hotkeys directly in the selection interface so I can:
Quickly identify which layout corresponds to which hotkey
Learn and remember my custom hotkey assignments
Have a visual reference when switching between layouts
Current Workaround
Users must manually remember hotkey assignments or check the hotkey settings, which interrupts workflow.
Additional Context
This enhancement would align with Obsidian's native behavior where commands in the command palette display their assigned hotkeys, creating a more cohesive user experience.