• Hi,

    Thank you for this great tool. Can’t imagine working without it.

    Sometimes, I write long snippets, like if I need to reorganize the WooCommerce single product page and add functionalities. But, I don’t know PHP. So, I’m going back and forth and checking if it’s applying or crashing up the page.

    To make it easier for myself, I added CSS to the backend to:
    – make the SAVE button fixed in the bottom right corner, to not have to scroll on long pages.
    – The cursor was set to cursor: text; , which is hard to see on a white background. So, I changed that to unset

    Now, what I really wanted to ask you, is to consider giving us the option to use Ajax to save a snippet, so that the page doesn’t reload.
    On long pages, scrolling to the part you’re working on is a big waste of time and it’s super annoying.

    So, the same way you have code examples and the options to Order Snippets by Name or Date, you can add a deactivated snippet that enables using Ajax to save the snippet.

    Oh and, one more thing to consider – Dark Mode

    Best Regards,
    Jovan

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  • Plugin Author Shea Bunge

    (@bungeshea)

    Ajax saving is definitely something we are planning for the future.

    We currently offer several editor themes that make the background dark with contrasting text – is there some extension of this that you’d like to see applied to the plugin as a whole?

    Thread Starter John Webber

    (@bilion)

    Actually, the dark mode is not a big deal, since I have a Chrome extension that does that.

    But, Ajax saving would be really nice, though…

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