Until some update gives effect to this suggestion, one could turn this option on only when one wishes to set up the two files, and turn it off again afterwards to prevent the overwriting.

Frank

Wayan Jaya - perhaps you misunderstood the suggestion, I'm not referring to containers or style names, the feature I would like is showing what images have already been used in a project. For example, Premiere Pro puts a little blue film strip on the bottom right corner of any elements you have used in the project giving you the option to either remove unused elements or to identify the ones you still need to use. See attached Screen capture from Premiere Pro

Yep that would be pretty awesome too,

HOW ABOUT GIVING THE FONTS (PARTICULARLY IN THE DROPDOWNS (SAVE, SAVE AS etc) either a bit more contrast, or just a tad more pixels,, my eyes aint no longer what they used to be, and I would hate having to get one of those screen magnifies thingies my granny had in her dotage

+10

Hi Inger,

Thank you for looking at my Post, before I go further I am puzzled as I cannot see my original post I made yesterday only the replies. Also the reply I saw from you earlier this morning has disappeared.

I have attached my HTML File that I developed, that is actually working after a fashion using a Hyperlink to my Development Website. This is my first attempt to use HTML Coding, I have used Website Builders that automatically convert the "words" etc into html.

I have just tried to attach my file that I created using Coffee Cup HTML Editor, that appears to be in Firefox format. However that was not accepted as it was in the wrong format. Is there a way to export this file as a notepad File (Txt) or another acceptable format, I could then successfully attach it.

IRegards,

Tony

Your original post is here: https://www.coffeecup.com/forums/html-e … post300139

I think you forgot to attach the HTML file. Post it in the thread with your original post.

Hi Inger,

I think that I may have posted in the wrong Forum...I should have chosen HTML Editor instead of Site Designer ?. Apologies I am still grappling with the Navigation of the Coffee Cup Forum.

Regards,

Tony

Good that you found the right place. Yes, the HTML Editor forum. I also sent you a notification through the messaging system. There wasn't any HTML file attached to your other post, so you may have forgotten it.

Is anyone else bothered by the way SD handles multiple paragraphs of text when pasted in from another application? It will use a single paragraph tag and separate the paragraphs with a pair of break tags.