Closed asakura42 closed 1 year ago
Double checking: you mean this one?
Ah, drag that you find it confusing. :-) I don't often use that one, I usually use the one in the middle.
You can hide it by using a custom style (ref the wiki https://github.com/jzohrab/lute/wiki/Customizing-Styles) Add the following to your data/custom_styles/custom_styles.css
file:
#footerMarkRestAsKnown { display: none; }
and the page will look like this:
The only slight hassle is that the "mark all as known" button won't be shown on the final page of any book:
But maybe that's ok. Does that work for you?
I might get rid of that leftmost checkmark, I do t think it adds much value.
Thank you, @jzohrab, I'll check it when I come home. Anyway these two checkmarks may create a mess in a terms list If anybody press them occasionally. Maybe create some popup window that will ask user if he/she really wants to tag all words as known?
Anyway for me personally this will be good:
#footerMarkRestAsKnown { display: none; }
#footerMarkRestAsKnownNextPage { display: none; }
Thank you for such a good and easy-to-install LWT fork. That's beautiful.
Anyway for me personally this will be good
Super.
Maybe create some popup window that will ask user if he/she really wants to tag all words as known?
It's a good idea, with some drawbacks (see below), so I'm not going to do this for now. Thank you for the suggestion though! :-)
Confirming "set all to well-known"
I use Lute a /lot/ and so adding a confirmation would be annoying for me. Maybe I could add a custom popup, but that starts to add a lot of code (a surprising amount, ballpark 8 hours, partly because I'm not sure how to do some of it). And I could also add a .env file configuration, but that requires more docs and explanation.
Initial rough estimate:
This button is so confusing and easy to press by occasion. How can I remove it?