Martin Vermeer wrote:
> > - What's the "Note" state for which is used by default and does not do
> > anything obviously?
>
> ? I think I called it "blind" note. Of course names are not fixed yet,
> just working titles ("disabled"?, "post-it"?)
Yes, there is a "blind" note that works analogous to the "old" Note. But if do
insert->note, an inset called "Note" is inserted first (which does nothing,
just outputs the content).
> > - "Petite" is not implemented yet. How is it defined?
>
> I was thinking of one category smaller text, sometimes used to present
> material less central to the theme of a text.
Is this supposed to work if there are embedded environments, sections etc.?
Isn't this rather counting as character style?
> > - greyedout does not work (and breaks the latex run)
>
> Ah. Didn't try it. Perhaps it should validate for "color" (?)
Yes, and the code is not quite right afaics. Should be something like
\usepackage{color}
\definecolor{grey}{gray}{0.8} % there's no grey defined!
\begin{document}
some text and
\color{grey} % switch to grey
some grey text
\normalcolor % reset to default color
and some normal text again
(the details are in the graphics doc)
> > - wrt branches, I'd emphasize what Michael already said (no need to enter
> > the branch name every time).
>
> Working on that; see other post.
good!
> > Apart from this, I think this is gonna be a very useful feature. Thanks!
>
> One thing I see no easy way to do would be to have for the branch
> notes a "three boxes" drawing method (discussed before) so it
> contains running text continuing over the inset edges. This machinery
> could then also be used for text style/font insets. Like
Don't know if this is possible. You have to ask the inset guys (i.e. André
most likely).
Regards,
Juergen.
> Martin
