Revision 1.6, Sun Oct 11 08:51:39 2009 UTC (14 years, 6 months ago) by wiz
Branch: MAIN
Changes since 1.5: +2 -3 lines

Update to 0.1.4:

Sigil v0.1.4 2009.10.08.
    - SGF files are now associated with Sigil on Windows (issue #135)
    - SGF files are now associated with Sigil on Mac OS X (issue #10)
    - fixed issue with "Open With" OS actions not working on Macs (issue #111)
    - provided more informative tooltips by following Word 2007 tooltip style (issue #64)
    - the heading text can now be edited in the TOC Editor (issue #131)
    - the Save As dialog now uses the current filename in the filename field (issue #18)
    - views can now be zoomed (issue #44)
    - Sigil no longer loads flow-specific CSS... this was causing more harm than good; loading
    flow-specific CSS will be back in 0.2.0.
    - implemented a NEW workaround for a webkit bug causing the first character of a heading
    created after a chapter break to be displayed incorrectly (issue #78)
    - fixed issue with TOC editor not resolving HTML entities (issue #125)
    - fixed issue with Tidy changing case of attribute names (issue #120)
    - Sigil will from now on check for a newer version on startup and present an informative
    message if such a version is found (issue #67)
    - made SGF importing MUCH faster (issue #119)
    - provided a window icon on Linux
    - providing binary installers for Windows AND LINUX (issue #6)
    - further improved encoding detection for HTML import
    - fixed graphical misalignment of controls in MetaEditor on Linux and Mac platforms
    - fixed syntax highlighting for XPGT stylesheets
    - fixed rare issue with SGF importing that displayed all body text underlined (issue #118)
    - fixed display of the Sigil chapter break in Book View: the red double-line now
    properly appears after all images (issue #117)
    - added support for importing images referenced in SVG elements in HTML import
    - HTML importing now defaults to a locale-aware codec if one is not detected in the HTML stream;
    previously the fallback codec was UTF-8; this change should improve importing of old HTML
    documents (issue #113)