Add a "Cheat Sheet" to the Article editing panel
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Add a "Cheat Sheet" to the Article editing panel
User Interface (UI) / User Experience (UX) · Articles & templates · Created by TinkerTech
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cheat-sheet -design -CSS -Notes
What functionality is missing? What is unsatisfying with the current situation?
Occasionally, or sometimes more, I have to refer to something not available in the BBCcode drop-down menu. Sometimes it's my list of Containers, sometimes it's image sizes, sometimes It's available fonts or my notes on my CSS design. Regardless, I'm usually digging in three other windows and several layers of the Codex to find what I need.How does this feature request address the current situation?
My suggestion is a pop-out "Cheat Sheet" Similar to the CSS pop-out when viewing a world. The Cheat Sheet would be customizable with whatever notes a World Author needs to keep on hand. Individual articles have the "Scrapbook" Feature, but this is per-article. Alternatively, an option to access a Notebook without having to open and keep another tab open.What are other uses for this feature request?
The Cheat Sheet is meant for notes and design concepts that need to be consistent across the world, but can also be used to refer to certain items of the Codex such as reccomended image sizes. Cheet Sheat would be limited in size as it's meant to be similar to a 3x5 index card during your exam-important notes and formulas, not your entire CSS styling sheet. Hides as everyone explains an already available featureThe Team's Response
Thanks for your suggestion! You can pin your notebook to have it always available in the bottom right corner of the screen. Just open the green hammer button and click on the pin icon next to "Note". Since your can use your notebook as a cheat sheet in this way, we're declining this suggestion.
Current score
18/300 Votes · +3700 points
Votes Cast
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+100
by PrincessESH
on 2024-02-26 22:41I think just being able to have easier access to the Notebook would help a lot. Also having easier access to the list of variables would help.
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+300
by DaisyChick
on 2024-02-19 16:58 -
+100
by AvalonArcana
on 2024-02-16 16:46 -
+100
by KyreneRosay
on 2024-02-15 11:12 -
+300
by [email protected]
on 2024-02-12 20:58This would be very helpful for me, I also often have several tabs open trying to figure out what symbols and words are needed in what order to get the format I want
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+300
by necrowmancer
on 2024-02-12 09:38 -
+1
by tofistig
on 2024-02-12 08:49 -
+300
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+100
by Amancham
on 2024-02-10 16:28 -
+300
by Sandwichh
on 2024-02-10 12:15 -
+100
by Mahdi Avendesora
on 2024-02-10 09:26 -
+100
by kaixabu
on 2024-02-09 09:02I would use notes currently. But that does not mean we cannot have a template or something there to guide newbies to record certain things that we know they might need to go back to. I have yet to meet anyone who didn't have some sort of manually created style guide/reference notes. So not a whole module, but maybe a pre-made template in the Notes. Especially since Notes are so easy under the new UI! :)
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+300
by Supremeowley989
on 2024-02-09 08:04 -
+300
by DramaticDragons
on 2024-02-08 16:13 -
+100
by A Fierce Kobold
on 2024-02-08 16:04 -
+300
by OK_Diamond
on 2024-02-08 14:48 -
-1
by tjtrewin
on 2024-02-07 18:38I'd recommend using the Notes part of the green button for this :D I use it to keep handy BBCode or CSS snippets or my most used containers & variables.
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+300
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+300
by TinkerTech
on 2024-02-07 17:01
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