The user has to save the template before he can use the tags that is just created in the letter boilerplate, which is not intuitive. Usually, the user finishes all his edits and then saves the template.
For example: Tag <!MAJOR> is created, but it cannot been in the letter boilerplate section until the user saves the template first.
Errors in parsing tags if the tag is not formatted in <!TAG_NAME>. However, there is no warning messages or any cues that prevent users from naming it in the wrong way. In addition, the default placeholder gives a wrong clue.
The placeholder should be something like tag (e.g. <!fname> instead of #fname.
For example: Tag <!MAJOR> is created, but it cannot been in the letter boilerplate section until the user saves the template first.
<!TAG_NAME>
. However, there is no warning messages or any cues that prevent users from naming it in the wrong way. In addition, the default placeholder gives a wrong clue.The placeholder should be something like
tag (e.g. <!fname>
instead of#fname
.