Manuel Dell'Elce
Manuel Dell'Elce
Added shortcut with default "CTRL/CMD + SHIFT + 0". I didn't use "CTRL/CMD + ALT/OPT + 0" since chrome allows either "CTRL" or "ALT". See https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/commands/#key-combinations If another extension is...
I've changed the default to "ALT + SHIFT + 0" as the old one triggered zoom in Firefox, also other "CTRL + SHIFT" combinations are bound to firefox's own shortcuts.
Also the shortcut will only work when the Medium Editor toolbar is active, that is when the cursor is on a new line (most of the time this also means...
@ibehnam I didn't release yet, but you can build from source to test latest commits. See https://github.com/Maluen/code-medium#building-manually the generated folder can be loaded as an "unpacked extension" in chrome/firefox.
@ibehnam the folder to load is `dist/chrome` (in Chrome) or `dist/firefox` (in Firefox), which is generated by following https://github.com/Maluen/code-medium#building-manually
That part of the code wasn't changed in v0.5.3, the feature was requested in https://github.com/Maluen/code-medium/issues/2 and implemented in https://github.com/Maluen/code-medium/commit/60835352f813e1e741a665e0b6a786678ea210d4#diff-84b7cee7bfd122a4066f77c9922422bde6e5e0c4e25aa5060d42a7f812299896R44-R62 It leaves 740px for the medium UI and the rest is...
The medium UI has a max-width of 740px regardless of screen size. You can check the `.postArticle-content .sectionLayout--insetColumn` element to see  Which is why code-medium is using "100% -...
No plans on supporting Substack for now, as this extension was designed and built with medium only in mind. I've never used Substack myself so first we would indeed have...
The unicode warning is specific to gist, see https://github.blog/changelog/2021-10-31-warning-about-bidirectional-unicode-text/ I suggest trying with other gists, e.g. by creating one from scratch. Substack supporting gist is a good first step as...
>Hey! I was able to create a new service to show the button: Nice work! Looks promising! I think in terms of CSS we'll have to separate the medium styles...