Calli

Hi! Could you post a screenshot, what you mean with base theme?

I’m taking some days off, will check it when I’m back home. Best regards Calli Sent from my iPhone > On 19. Jun 2020, at 17:46, ddauber wrote: > >...

Thanks for the kind words. I made some small changes, I hope the problem is fixed. Please test it and give a short feedback.

I added support for strip.background and strip.text. Please install the dev version from GitHub and check if everything works. Thx!

I think this sould be more or less straight forward, all you need is: - a data.frame - four inputs (id, x, y, text) - three buttons (insert, update, delete)...

I personally preferred the dialogViewer. But we could also go for the panelViewer, which also has a button to switch to the browser.

I don't like the browser, cause when you click done/cancel, the shiny gadget is still shown. I think before going for the browser, we should streamline the UI. But let's...

Yes, I meant separately. But I guess you are right, it might be too many input widgets. I think we should declare this to a feature for a future release....

This should be possible without too much effort. The main problem is, that the theme is applied after the defaults have been set. So all widgets needs to be updated...

After thinking this through, I would suggest to postpone such a feature for a later release. A quick implementation would lead to some ugly hacks, which wouldn't be necessary when...