Awesome mate.DreadM wrote: @dypsis
Ionized MR are on the way!

Awesome mate.DreadM wrote: @dypsis
Ionized MR are on the way!
You can easily edit style.css and adjust line-height for p element, like this:dypsis wrote:Something that I would like to see is the ability to adjust line spacing.
It appears that line spacing is set to about 1.5.
I would rather a 1 line spacing. What do you think?
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p { ...
line-height: 120%;
... }
Probably beyond my skillsnynaevelan wrote:If we are putting requests out there, I would like to see an option like in Monkey Rok where you can click on the header and switch between modes. This would be handy when editing files to look for lyrics. (just a hint, not a requirement.)
Then we have "Selected Song mode"nynaevelan wrote:Ok, I can live with that.Mixed mode only lets you select a track when a track is not playing and it is VERY rare that I do not have a track playing.
gege wrote:Then we have "Selected Song mode"nynaevelan wrote:Ok, I can live with that.Mixed mode only lets you select a track when a track is not playing and it is VERY rare that I do not have a track playing.
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I'm not!nynaevelan wrote:![]()
U r totally missing the point.
Maybe you could take a look at source code of the Event Logger 2.1 which has a context menu I did in VBScript (version 2.0 had it with JavaScript). Let me know if you need some help.gege wrote:I suspect this right-click thing should involve java-script code...
Yes. You're right. Your lyrics and comments were saved using line breaks in unix format.RifRaf wrote:edit: the issue seems to stem from the newline character/s . To get the Viewer to display correctly text must use 0x0d 0x0a as a line ending (/r/n) . Can the Viewer be modified to treat just a newline character as line ending? ie. 0x0a or /n . This would likely apply to all files that are tagged on a unix/linux based system or in my case a windows application that uses unix style line endings. will have a look at the code and try.
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HtmlMarkup=Replace(Txt,vbNewLine,"<br>" & vbNewLine & " ")
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Txt=Replace(Txt,vbLf,vbNewLine)
HtmlMarkup=Replace(Txt,vbNewLine,"<br>" & vbNewLine & " ")