0.3.1

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.3.1

0.3.0

Editing now works the way a slide editor should: on a text box rather than on one Markdown block at a time. Three of these fixes were losing content.

Fixed, and each was losing work

• Paste discarded the edit. A browser pastes the markup it was given, none of which is Markdown, so the block was refused and the pasted words vanished with nothing said. Paste now arrives as text.
• Reordering and duplicating broke lists. Moving an item down looked for the next block, which from inside a list is the paragraph after the whole list, so the item jumped over its siblings and landed under a different parent. Duplicating it stripped the indentation and left a blank line, which ends a list, so one list became two. Both are written against the list now, and an item carries anything nested under it.
• Free positioning an item destroyed its list. Wrapping one line of a list in <v-drag> splices an HTML block into the middle of it. It is refused, with a reason, instead.

Editing

• A run of blocks is handed to the browser as one text box. Enter starts a paragraph, a second Enter on an empty bullet leaves the list, and a selection can cross two paragraphs, because the browser already does all of that.
• Nested lists read and write properly, indentation and all, and a sub-list keeps the kind it is.
• Bold, italic, underline, strike and code are a real toggle. They previously only worked once, because execCommand asked the browser whether the selection was already bold and got the wrong answer.
• Underline is new, written as the inline HTML it renders as.
• Text a layout takes from frontmatter, a title or an eyebrow, is editable where it sits once a theme marks it with data-studio-prop.

Fixed

• Studio no longer appears in a deck that has been built, and no longer writes data-studio-src line references into published HTML.
• Undo and redo answer to Cmd as well as Ctrl. Bound only to Ctrl, undo did nothing at all on a Mac.
• A frontmatter key holding a list is edited as rows instead of showing [object Object].
• A block inside a layout that positions its own panes lands where it is dropped, in both the preview and the file.

0.2.0

First published release with the full addon: the palette, the element inspector, arrange, assets and the slide panel.

Installable from npm as slidev-addon-studio@0.2.0.