@CJW, aa, exciting development update!
Would it be worth making the ‘loading, do not close CSIDE’ window during updates the same yellow warning colour as was previously used for notifying of development updates? Seems to make sense to make all the ‘alert!’ pop-ups that same nice yellow.
Also—development version too—is the Changelog meant to have a yellow background, or something like this, for development version updates, now that the app doesn’t shriek ‘development version!’ at you every time you start it? (Which I appreciate very much; thank you.) I seem to remember that being suggested at some point.
I’m excited to tinker. :D
Edit: We should probably change the Help section to reflect the new customisable code editor window, I’m thinking? And take out bits like:
It is not possible to change the highlighting colours used, but they do vary according to the Dark, Light, or Dichromatic Code Editor themes (selectable in Settings).
Since now it is. Glory. :D
And add really thorough instructions, I’m thinking…and maybe even some sort of help for people not used to making custom style sheets, which could talk about types of colour indicators and maybe links to guides with useful charts? I know that’s a bit above and beyond the most specific reading of CSIDE’s Help scope, and some of it is spelled out a bit in the custom code project, but a thorough review would certainly be helpful, at least to me. I know I’ll have to sit with Google for a bit, myself, and figure it all out…
Happy to help with any potential new section of help docs (although I’m probably not the best for the rough draft), and/or edit them, as always!
Also: Would it be useful if I at some point go through the new features and either make sure Help is up to date, or that we have a few versions of Help according to the latest stable/new version?
(Also also, ‘Here be bad speeling’, ha. XD
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And should example projects have a suggested project name that’s the same as the title? I just noticed the title field was blank when I downloaded the custom theme project, and that surprised me a bit. I was expecting a title that matched its title in the example projects list.