HI, I started free trial a few days ago, and I feel that it is excellent for developers except for one thing.
It is that the font size is too small for my screen and View > Increase / Decrease Font Size seems not to work.
I tried to modify body's font-size by developer tools, and it almost worked, but font-size of some UI elements are fixed by px unit.
It would be nice if Inkdrop would support screen zooming. I think it is enough to support 200% zooming.
@craftzdog, thank you for including the code to adjust the zoom level for the whole app. Using your code I was able to rig up some simple shortcuts to scale the whole app up or down depending on which monitor I have Inkdrop on.
As far as I can tell there isn’t a plugin for zoom support yet. I’d be happy to give it a shot if you think it’ll be helpful.
Hi @craftzdog, hope everything’s going well on your end. I was able to make a bit of progress on this plugin today.
The basic functionality is there – now you can scale the UI up or down with Ctrl-= and Ctrl--, respectively. You can also reset the scaling with Ctrl-0.
But I have a couple of quick questions. First, I don’t have a Mac to test the shortcuts on. Should I go ahead and add some alternative shortcuts like Cmd-=? I believe the export-print plugin does something like that. Please feel free to suggest any alternative shortcuts
Also, it might be a bit outside the scope of this plugin, but I thought it’d be cool to have some settings for the plugin in the “Preferences” > “Plugins” > “Zoom Plugin” menu. Maybe something to set the base zoom level and adjust the zoom factor every time you use the zoom in or out shortcuts.
Is there a way to add some settings there? I took a look at the spell-checker plugin, but I wasn’t able to figure out which code adds the language selection dropdown to that plugin’s settings menu.
Yeah, Ctrl modifier can be usually replaced with Cmd on macOS.
But currently, Ctrl-= & Ctrl– on Windows and Linux, Cmd-= & Cmd– on macOS are already bound with the commands window:increase-font-size & window:decrease-font-size.
Are you sure you want to overwrite them? Just FYI.
If you’d consider alternative shortcuts, I’d suggest Ctrl-Alt-= & Ctrl-Alt– on Windows and Linux, Cmd-Alt-= & Cmd-Alt–.
Hi @craftzdog, thank you for your patience on this. I finally got around to publishing the first version of this plugin.
Right now it’s very simple, with just a few keybindings and functions. I’ll definitely look into defining settings for the plugin and expanding functionality in future versions.