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Originally Posted by KevinH
No that User Preference is always used in CodeView if set. The colour changes are due to active vs inactive palette colours. When using Spellcheck or Saved Searches, those windows always have focus and so CodeView is inactive as it uses inactive palette colours to indicate that.
As for selecting the next word, that does happen but only when the "All Words" checkbox is not checked. If only showing misspelled words, once that word is corrected it is removed from the list advancing the selection. When the "all words" is selected, fixing a misspelled word does not advance anything.
In addition, the search for the selected word automatically with a single click is gone and has been fow a few releases now as it tremendously slowed down spell checking when huge word lists (huge epubs) are being used (the search for the next instance in the text took too long making hopping around too slow). That is now expected behaviour. Double-clicking now forces the search to be done if you really need to see context.
This hopping around delay is pretty much unnoticeable in short epubs/word lists butwas intolerable in very large epubs, thus the change.
Thanks for testing and confirming your issue was fixed. These fixes will appear in the upcoming Sigil-1.9.2 follow-on release that will hopefully be out soon.
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Like I said it was a minor issue.
However, I went back to a previous version (1.3) and did spellcheck and saved searches and both of them used the highlight color displayed in the CV because that version put the CV in focus and didn't keep focus themselves.
Paul