Text input object improvements

[jack-ii]

• [x] Hide actions doesn't work
• [ ] Add width/height action
• [ ] Move the "Disabled" checkbox next to the "Read only" checkbox
• [ ] Move "Text color" to the FONT category and rename the category to TEXT APPEARANCE
• [ ] Add font-weight
• [ ] Add border-radius
• [ ] Add text-align
• [ ] Add maxlength
• [ ] Add padding or hardcode ~5px. Looks always better than 0.
• [ ] Offer a type choice dropdown in the "Input Type" condition/action

[HardTranceFan]

Also hiding the layer the input text object is on does not hide the object.

[4ian]

Text input not properly hidden should be fixed by #3755, thanks for reporting!

[Bouh]

Yes 5px padding would be great!

• [ ] Fix width and height of the Input text object.

[4ian]

Fix width and height of the Input text object.

Just to flag that's it's a bit unlikely we'll be able to achieve anything pixel perfect there, because it's platform dependent.

[jack-ii]

How borders are added is a problem. The scene editor shows 50% inside and 50% outside the object, the preview 100% outside. The field moves so that the position including the border remains the same. I think reducing object height and width by border width*2 is the best solution. And show it in the editor 100% inside. Or 100% outside und reducing object X/Y by border width. (Or exactly that is the platform specific thing)

Also to center inpud fields, borders are a problem.

[AlexandreSi]

Analysis of the type for each new property:

• font-weight can be either a number (400) or a string (bold) => use a string
• border-radius can be either a number of pixels (2px) or a percentage (50%) => use a string
• text-align can be multiple string values => use a selector with 4 possible values (left, right, center, justify)
• maxlength => number
• padding can be either a number of pixels (5px) or a percentage (10%) but the percentage relates to the parent that is the div that contains the game => we should use a number to only allow to set padding via pixels count.
• autofocus: it's not a css property, and I'm not sure it would behave as expected, I think it needs more research. It might be replaced by an action "Focus text input"