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Originally Posted by Valloric
Yes, naturally. In VS, I always use two vertical tab groups, one for cpp files, and one for h files. I'd love to have something like that in Sigil.
Add it to the tracker, but bear in mind it will probably be a while before I can get to it.
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brilliant ! i was going to request the same thing.
i guess i'll just go add a star to the tracker instead.
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Whenever you make a change in a CSS tab and then switch back to a chapter tab which links to that CSS file, it should refresh.
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i always work in split view and i've noticed that after making changes in the code, the "book view" will refresh as soon as i click inside it (switch the focus to book view pane). i've not noticed a problem with css changes not showing up, with this method.
a question : last night when i tried to edit the toc the changes wouldn't "stick". i edited the titles directly in the toc but when i closed it and came back to it (or saved the file) the changes had not been applied ; neither changes to titles, nor changes to "include / don't include" list (checkboxes). this works in sigil 0.1.* versions. bug ?
another question : i see sigil 0.2 now supports fonts. this overjoys me, you can imagine.
however, i cannot for the life of me figure out how to add them through the interface. i tried dragging the files onto the sigil file navigator, no joy. and i didn't find an "import" command in the menus. if i created a "Fonts" folder directly in the epub, sigil didn't see it and add the files. i had to manually add the files to the epub and *also* to the .opf ; after that, they were recognised. is this feature not finished, or am i missing something really obvious ? either way, thank you SO MUCH for adding it ! the book i was working on, The Professor and the Madman (i bought the mobi version since no epub was available, and it came out of calibre thoroughly mangled, i was absolutely horrified when i looked at the code
), uses a LOT of special characters to show phonetic pronunciation ; if i don't embed a font supporting these characters, the book becomes partially unreadable.