I think you should use a fixed font for markdown input areas.
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2011-03-24
Originally by: wladid
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* I think you should use a fixed font for markdown input areas.
* You should allow indenting the content with the \[Tab\] or \[Shift\] + \[Tab\] key
(markdown consistently use it), which is always better, than to bother the space key ;)
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Consider this jQuery Plugin: <http://teddevito.com/demos/textarea.html>
* The **Preview** button should be placed (also) at bottom.
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summary: Improvements on markdown input area --> Fixed font on markdown input area
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* I think you should use a fixed font for markdown input areas.
--* You should allow indenting the content with the \[Tab\] or \[Shift\] + \[Tab\] key - (markdown consistently use it), which is always better, than to bother the space key ;)- Consider this jQuery Plugin: <http://teddevito.com/demos/textarea.html>- -* The **Preview** button should be placed (also) at bottom. - Imagine you write a lot of text and want to preview it...
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Originally by: wladid
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Originally by: wladid
Here a example, how it could looks...
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Split this up into [#1989] and [#1990]
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Originally by: wladid
Yesterday I noticed the changes. But there is one odd thing in Firefox 4, take a look at the attached screenshots...
However it works perfectly in IE9 and Safari 5 on the same system (Win 7)
Strange, I can't reproduce that behavior on Win7 FF 4.0.1. But I guess it can't hurt to add monospace at the end of the font chain.
Updated monospace font-chain and tested on the following browsers:
Win7: FF 4.0.1, Chrome 11.0.696.65, IE 8.0.7600.16385
Mac OS X: 4.0.1, Chrome 11.0.696.65, Safari 5.0.5
Ubuntu 11.04: FF 4.0.1, Chrome 11.0.696.57
Originally by: wladid
Looks correct now.
Thank you guys!