Zachatoo
commented
6 months ago I think this is a good idea and within the scope of this plugin.
I'm more inclined to add another "instruction" for toggling the enabled status of a CSS snippet as opposed to a checkbox, to keep the UI similar to the quick switcher.
I definitely like having the enabled status somewhere in the suggestion, probably on the right side as you suggested. I would suggest "Enabled" and "Disabled" as the words to use if we don't use checkboxes.
A quick win might be to add a command that toggles the enabled status of the CSS snippet you're currently editing, similar to the command that deletes the CSS snippet you're currently editing.
holroy
I'm liking the development of this plugin, and I do understand you wanting to keep it simple, but I also thought about another idea during the night if we had the one command approach: How hard would it be to indicate whether the snippet was active within the quick switcher, and potentially have a key to toggle the enabled/disabled status from the switcher?
Just taking a quick glance it seems like this might take some work, since if I'm correct it only maps the file names directly with the base file name in the first line and the folder in the second line. And to do such a thing like I'm suggesting we would need some indicator maybe on the right to indicate the status. Maybe even a checkbox?
This might need access to parts of the dialog which we don't have. If you don't see/know any way to handle this, don't sweat it, but I just wanted to mention this idea as that would make CSS handling of snippets so much better from my perspective where I change them a lot when answering on the forum, so I'm getting kind of bored enabling/disabling them.