Dominik Böhm wrote:
Hello,
I just saw that some of the latest svn commits changed the rendering
behavior of char-style insets. I liked the way they were rendered
before (without the handle and possibility to collapse) much more. Now
my text looks like a mess, as I am using char-styles intensively. Why
did you change the way char-styles work?
Further I think the feature to collapse char-style insets doesn't make
much sense. For example, if you have a char-style "term" that you use
in definitions, the definition using a collapsed char-style inset
would look like:
"A term is a...", though you would have expected "A XXX is a...". And
I think, "A term XXX is a..." also looks really ugly. The old way was
simply better.
I'm going to play around with this a bit and see if I can't improve
things. I agree with you that, for some styles, the "inline" mode makes
a lot more sense.
rh
