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Originally Posted by Turtle91
I’m just curious. What good does an html editor do for CSS files?? They are just text….
I can see something like notepad++ making pretty colors, but it doesn’t fill in details for you  |
It's far less useful than it is for HTML files, for sure; but the most common reasons I launch an external editor is for multi-cursor or little text editor niceties I don't think it'd be reasonable to expect Code View to replicate. And for a long time I didn't write any CSS in Sigil, only VS Code or Sublime, so sometimes it's just a muscle memory/comfort thing when I'm in a hurry. Though I do find that I don't leave Sigil nearly as often as I used to.
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Originally Posted by BeckyEbook
I admit that I use this feature several times a year (which I mentioned in this thread). I can't do an on/off checkbox on the context menu, but just close the xhtml file and reopen it to get the view back to the standard (ie with wrapping) text.
I usually combine NoWrap with the additional replace of /n/n to single /n to make code checking run faster.
I just decided that I wanted to have such an option, even if it was useful to me relatively rarely. And I couldn't reach NoWrap through the plugin. |
Yep, that's the thread I found when I first searched for this, and learned that for some it seems like kind of an odd thing to want. Definitely not something I would use every day, but it'd be a handy feature!