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cranioscopical:
You're right, this is 8)   :up: :up:

Thank you very much for that.
BTW, I find the ability to have a larger font in the spelling checker very useful.

May I submit a wish list?

* Is it possible to make the 'Spell Check' dialogue larger? It would be good, when using a larger font, to see more of the 'text being checked'. At the moment, a larger font means fewer words in view. I see the dialogue has a resizer, but it's disabled.
* Is it possible to change the font in the preview pane? Or at least its size?
* Can you display the icons attached to the new 'single tag, simple text' in the preview pane?BBCeditor 1.1.35

fenixproductions:
Is it possible to make the 'Spell Check' dialogue larger? It would be good, when using a larger font, to see more of the 'text being checked'. At the moment, a larger font means fewer words in view. I see the dialogue has a resizer, but it's disabled.-cranioscopical
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I will try to make it resizable (with width / height saving).

Is it possible to change the font in the preview pane? Or at least its size?-cranioscopical
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That is what style.css file exists for :)

You can add this to it:

--- Code: CSS ---body{font-size:x-large;}
Can you display the icons attached to the new 'single tag, simple text' in the preview pane?-cranioscopical
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You need to specify proper HTML tag for your simple texts. Please, take a look on first screenshot from my previous post.

Simply written: <img src="YOUR PATH TO FILE" />

The best ways is to copy button image path into src attribute quotes.

cranioscopical:
BBCeditor 1.1.35

Sorry for being so dim!

fenixproductions:
2cranioscopical
Small reminder: you can customize any element of the Preview panel using mentioned style.css file. Just investigate it a little bit more :)

If you know HTML and CSS and miss some IDs / classes / tags, then take a look on generated Preview code (RMB -> View source). If you see what is behind, you should create nice layout easily.

cranioscopical:
@fenix: Thanks, you did say that way back at the beginning but, to be honest, I'd forgotten.

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