* use .entry collection instead of installed.children
* adjust CSS counters
also:
* KeyboardEvent#code is checked first now - available since Chrome48 and FF32
* synthetic click event is cancelable, otherwise FF would open the editor in popup
* Another popup mockup
This is a fraction of what I want to do with the popup, but these are improvements that can be made to the existing version without a complete overhaul. Should be no difference appearance-wise, only some simple enhancements to existing functionality in terms of click area and stylability.
Eliminates ill-conceived `.left-gutter` altogether. Checkboxes and labels are now either parent/child or siblings, with no weird spaces between them, and their hovers can therefore be styled together. `entry` checkbox/label `.style-name` now occupies the entire height/width of the `.entry` to the left of the `.actions` icons, so no more errant clicks.
* Another popup mockup
* Delete popup.css
* Another popup mockup
* Custom checkboxes
* Custom checkboxes
* Subtlety
>an animated checkbox needlessly draws attention to itself
But... I feel the need. Drawing attention to the checkbox is intentional to indicate click action.
>In case the entire row is highlighted there will be no distraction
Clickable area isn't the entire row, it's everything left of action icons. Hovering background on part of the row will look odd, and it's also a less obvious indicator of click action IMO.
Didn't change "disable all" yet. It's a special kinda function, so maybe slightly more drastic is warranted, but I can tone that down too.
numpad 0-9 same as 0-9
numpad + enables all listed
numpad - disables all listed
numpad * and ` (backtick) - toggles initially enabled styles;
doesn't apply to subsequently enabled styles while the popup is open
so you can restore the initial selection after testing stuff:
simply disable all, then toggle i.e. numpad -, numpad *
