pspad: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yu can show/hide it with same shortcut.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Yeap, i'm aware of that. The shortcut itself isn't the problem. It would be ok even if it was 2 different shortcuts to open and close the internal browser. The problem is that the shortcut makes the thing close rather than just change back to the edit mode. So when you press the shortcut to see the page on the internal browser it has to open itself again, find and display the file. As the result, you get scrolled up to the top, since the page wasn't refreshed, but closed and reloaded afterwards. This turns up pretty _awful_ if you're editing the HTML on a document with a lot of content. It's ridiculous having to find where i was editing everytime i have to preview the page so it gets pretty useless, making me use a regular external browser (which isn't quite good either). I have to admit i don't know exactly how to correct or improve it. But when i commented this problem with a friend, he showed me another editor (i think it was Edit + or something like that) which has the internal browser looking just like a file tab. He just switched between the preview and the code with _CTRL+B_ and it works quite well. Since nobody said a word about this issue, maybe you could consider the possibility of changing the way the browser works when you have the time. I'm sure it would make it a lot better since i can't be the only one with the same problem... :-/ minemax: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now I can see how a page would look on 640x480, 800x600 and 1024x768 -- is it possible to preview the page with a resolution bigger, than my monitor can physically display (that is, with scrolling fields)? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Well, that happens automatically when you create a page bigger than your screen's resolution. That's what the scrollbars are for. Having a feature to display any resolution bigger than your screen wouldn't be wise, since the window would be cropped out and you probably wouldn't be able to even see the scrollbars. -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,31926,32013> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
