Sitestepper StepEdit - 4.1.0.10184
| • | NEW: The renaming and copying of images as described below is now performed on all images in all sub folders of the project image folder having the same name as the originally selected. |
| • | NEW: A preview of the image which is being selected to be renamed or copies is now displayed in the form. |
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Sitestepper StepEdit - 4.1.0.10182
| • | NEW: When positioned inside a valid <img ..> syntax, the command 'Insert - Insert image... - Rename image' can be chosen to specify a new file name, after which both the original file in the Sitestepper project will be renamed and the <img ..> syntax will be changed to use the new name. |
| • | NEW: When positioned inside a valid <img ..> syntax, the command 'Insert - Insert image... - Duplicate image' can be chosen to specify a new file name, after which both the original file in the Sitestepper project will be copied to a file with the specified filename and a prompt is presented if the <img ..> syntax should be changed to use the new name (the copy will be performed always, the change of the <img ..> syntax only on request. |
Sitestepper Edit - 4.1.0.10020/10122
| • | NEW: When specifying the save mask in the image parameters, normally the %f\ prefix is used to denote the web image folder of the current project. I.e., specifying '%f\holiday' will create the images in the 'http::\www.whatever-site.com\holiday\' folder. From this version on, the '%f\' is now implicitly used when no '\' or '/' folder seperator character is found in the mask. |
Mask |
Result (using http:\\www.whatever-site.com\images as web image folder) |
http:\\www.whatever-site.com\images\<image name> |
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%f |
http:\\www.whatever-site.com\images\<image name> |
%f\holiday |
http:\\www.whatever-site.com\images\holiday\<image name> |
holiday |
http:\\www.whatever-site.com\images\holiday\<image name> |
holiday\image-of-%n |
http:\\www.whatever-site.com\images\image-of-<image name> |
| • | NEW: Added two new file extensions to the list of recognized formats, both related to specific Sitestepper files: SES (StepEdit Skeletons) and SIF (Sitestepper Ini Files). The SES format will use the HTML syntax and colouring, the SIF will use the INI-file syntax and colouring. |
SiteStepper Edit - 4.1.0.10099/10122
| • | SOLVED: Imported images now correctly use the '/'-character (in stead of the '\'-character). |