Still needs to have the ability to see the full path and filename for an image in the Design pane.
Currently the view is truncated so it makes it difficult to see exactly which image is being used when there are several with the same name and different suffix.
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Geoff Swan wrote:
Still needs to have the ability to see the full path and filename for an image in the Design pane.
Currently the view is truncated so it makes it difficult to see exactly which image is being used when there are several with the same name and different suffix.
Still needs to have the ability to see the full path and filename for an image in the Design pane.
Currently the view is truncated so it makes it difficult to see exactly which image is being used when there are several with the same name and different suffix.
By clicking on the name of the image in the location resources, one can easily see the full name of the image including the different extensions, , the path is taken care of by the software
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Wayan Jaya wrote:
By clicking on the name of the image in the location resources, one can easily see the full name of the image including the different extensions, , the path is taken care of by the software
Geoff Swan wrote:
Still needs to have the ability to see the full path and filename for an image in the Design pane.
Currently the view is truncated so it makes it difficult to see exactly which image is being used when there are several with the same name and different suffix.
Still needs to have the ability to see the full path and filename for an image in the Design pane.
Currently the view is truncated so it makes it difficult to see exactly which image is being used when there are several with the same name and different suffix.
By clicking on the name of the image in the location resources, one can easily see the full name of the image including the different extensions, , the path is taken care of by the software
That's not much use. I'd like to be able to review the image files in a page simply by looking at the Design pane after selecting each image. Having to open and click elsewhere reduces efficiency.
As you can see in this small screen clip, the filename is truncated and there does not appear to be a way to see the full contents. Even having a hover-to-show-full-contents would be useful.
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Geoff Swan wrote:
That's not much use. I'd like to be able to review the image files in a page simply by looking at the Design pane after selecting each image. Having to open and click elsewhere reduces efficiency.
As you can see in this small screen clip, the filename is truncated and there does not appear to be a way to see the full contents. Even having a hover-to-show-full-contents would be useful.
Wayan Jaya wrote:
By clicking on the name of the image in the location resources, one can easily see the full name of the image including the different extensions, , the path is taken care of by the software
Geoff Swan wrote:
Still needs to have the ability to see the full path and filename for an image in the Design pane.
Currently the view is truncated so it makes it difficult to see exactly which image is being used when there are several with the same name and different suffix.
Still needs to have the ability to see the full path and filename for an image in the Design pane.
Currently the view is truncated so it makes it difficult to see exactly which image is being used when there are several with the same name and different suffix.
By clicking on the name of the image in the location resources, one can easily see the full name of the image including the different extensions, , the path is taken care of by the software
That's not much use. I'd like to be able to review the image files in a page simply by looking at the Design pane after selecting each image. Having to open and click elsewhere reduces efficiency.
As you can see in this small screen clip, the filename is truncated and there does not appear to be a way to see the full contents. Even having a hover-to-show-full-contents would be useful.
Takes about 5 seconds off your life to go to the resources and choose the image you want to swap out for
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Wayan Jaya wrote:
Takes about 5 seconds off your life to go to the resources and choose the image you want to swap out for
Geoff Swan wrote:
That's not much use. I'd like to be able to review the image files in a page simply by looking at the Design pane after selecting each image. Having to open and click elsewhere reduces efficiency.
As you can see in this small screen clip, the filename is truncated and there does not appear to be a way to see the full contents. Even having a hover-to-show-full-contents would be useful.
Wayan Jaya wrote:
By clicking on the name of the image in the location resources, one can easily see the full name of the image including the different extensions, , the path is taken care of by the software
Geoff Swan wrote:
Still needs to have the ability to see the full path and filename for an image in the Design pane.
Currently the view is truncated so it makes it difficult to see exactly which image is being used when there are several with the same name and different suffix.
Still needs to have the ability to see the full path and filename for an image in the Design pane.
Currently the view is truncated so it makes it difficult to see exactly which image is being used when there are several with the same name and different suffix.
By clicking on the name of the image in the location resources, one can easily see the full name of the image including the different extensions, , the path is taken care of by the software
That's not much use. I'd like to be able to review the image files in a page simply by looking at the Design pane after selecting each image. Having to open and click elsewhere reduces efficiency.
As you can see in this small screen clip, the filename is truncated and there does not appear to be a way to see the full contents. Even having a hover-to-show-full-contents would be useful.
Takes about 5 seconds off your life to go to the resources and choose the image you want to swap out for
Multiply that by 50 pages and maybe 3 or 4 images per page.
And then I don't even know if I want to swap it out as I cannot see which version of the image is selected in the first place. It would be nice to be able to see what image file is present on the page for each image before having to go clickety-click.
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Is there a mac upgrade to V2?
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Kelvin ON2 wrote:
Is there a mac upgrade to V2?
Is there a mac upgrade to V2?
Check out the "Your Purchases" Section if there is one it will tell you there
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Brandon Grainger
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Out of View would only animate once per page load. Or the option to have it only load once and then just stay in its 'in view' state.
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Hi Brandon,
The animation works more than once per page load. If you have a large enough page where you scroll past it so its out of view again it will trigger the animation again.
The animation works more than once per page load. If you have a large enough page where you scroll past it so its out of view again it will trigger the animation again.
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Quite often, I need to place code snippets inline. For example, it would be nice to add a current date within a paragraph. In PHP it would be:
It would be great to be able to enter php code (as we do with the html element) in the text editing area.
<p>Today is <?php echo date('m/d/Y'); ?>.</p>
It would be great to be able to enter php code (as we do with the html element) in the text editing area.
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