like in notepad++
show dotted indent line
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jaegerschnitzel
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- Joined: Mon Apr 07, 2008 1:58 pm
show dotted indent line
a feature to show indent would be great
like in notepad++
like in notepad++
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joemichaud
- Posts: 39
- Joined: Sat Sep 29, 2007 4:58 pm
Thank you for posting this request! I have been planning to do the same but you beat me to it. You did a nicer job than I would have anyhow.
Those lines are the feature I miss the most when I switch from Notepad++ back to WB.
Occasionally, I also miss having the ability to split the editor window and view two different pieces of code at the same time... But not as much as I miss those silly little lines.
Those lines are the feature I miss the most when I switch from Notepad++ back to WB.
Occasionally, I also miss having the ability to split the editor window and view two different pieces of code at the same time... But not as much as I miss those silly little lines.
Joe Michaud
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jaegerschnitzel
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- Joined: Mon Apr 07, 2008 1:58 pm
Re: show dotted indent line
ThatĀ´s the only feature i miss in HTMLPad.
It would be great to have indent guidelines for both CSS and XHTML.
And why not take a step further and highlight the indent guideline that matches the highlighted XHTML/CSS/whatever tags?
It would be great to have indent guidelines for both CSS and XHTML.
And why not take a step further and highlight the indent guideline that matches the highlighted XHTML/CSS/whatever tags?