Hi,
Here are two requests/bugs in HTMLPad 2005:
1) When renaming a file outside the editor, you can still edit the file in HTMLPad as if it still exists... It should pop up a message saying the file isn't there anymore like it does when the file is updated externally IMHO.
2) When editing a CSS file, put the caret on a color value and click Insert Color. HTMLPad will recognize that the caret is over a color value, but will change it from #<oldcolor> to ##<newcolor>. Can it be fixed?
Thanks
Nadav
two small bugs
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Thank you for your report.
1) This is not currently planned to be changed. If you delete file, just close its window.
2) Probably you could explain in more detail hwat to type and where to put ceret in order to reproduce this problem. I would appreciate it very much and of course if there is such thing, it can be fixed. I could not reproduce this. When caret is over a color, I select Insert Color and the #xxxxxx becomes selected alltogether and subsequently replaced with the new color value.
1) This is not currently planned to be changed. If you delete file, just close its window.
2) Probably you could explain in more detail hwat to type and where to put ceret in order to reproduce this problem. I would appreciate it very much and of course if there is such thing, it can be fixed. I could not reproduce this. When caret is over a color, I select Insert Color and the #xxxxxx becomes selected alltogether and subsequently replaced with the new color value.
Hi,admin wrote:2) Probably you could explain in more detail hwat to type and where to put ceret in order to reproduce this problem. I would appreciate it very much and of course if there is such thing, it can be fixed. I could not reproduce this. When caret is over a color, I select Insert Color and the #xxxxxx becomes selected alltogether and subsequently replaced with the new color value.
I rechecked and found an example. Create a new CSS and paste the following code in. Now put the cursor over the color value and see what happens...
Code: Select all
#container{
border: 0px solid #2450A7;
}
Nadav
the color bug...
I've sent you an e-mail with a css file that causes the bug to appear on my system. Have you been able to reproduce it using the file?