v0.8
- Moved eyedropper preview to below the buttons
- Added preview text to the eyedropper function
- Fixed rare bug where note could be 1-2px out of the image
- Added 'x' button to close the Note Assist window
- Changed "instantNote" setting to default "true"
Haven't had much time to sit down & code lately...
No slider to adjust colors (yet?).
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Type-kun said:
Suggestions:
1) Can you move text coloring controls inside the actual note edit box? I think they belong there.
That should be possible, but the layout could be tricky. The eyedropper preview is way to large to add to the note edit box so we'd end up splitting the button and the preview.
Type-kun said:
2) SO misses the control to resize an already-existing note to fit the text. Maybe also inside the edit box.
Try the "noteAssist_noteButtons" setting, the buttons look kinda horrible though.
Type-kun said:
UPD:
Oh, and also 3). Could you make an option to override note creation behavior? Instead of "N + click or drag to create" -> "drag to create notes, click toggle notes, disregard small(accidental) drags as clicks, no keyboard involved". Maybe this should actually be in the main code, though.
issue #1496 :)
Type-kun said:
4) I see no way to close note assist window except refreshing the page
*Added a button*
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Toks said:
After pressing one of the buttons (eg. Italic), could the cursor be positioned inside of the html tags, instead of having the entire content selected? That would be more convenient so I could start typing instantly, instead of manually repositioning the cursor constantly.
That is possible, but i feel that might not be desired in some cases. Like, when trying to use both "bold" & "italic", or "bold" then "color".
Toks said:
What I'd like to see is a button you can click to instantly resize all existing notes. By "resize", I mean what it does automatically when you drag to create a new note.
Would this still be needed if the resize buttons changed to be much cleaner and smaller? (so they won't get in the way even if the setting is always active)
I'm starting to think the script is pretty much ready/stable. Of course there will always be maintenance/bugfixes/feature requests, but the core part seems to work pretty well now.
This heavily depends on feedback though, since i very rarely actually use my script :p
I don't really have any more idea's to further improve the text-detection code (tons of performance improvements left, but it's not so fun to re-write code for the 10th time)