Hidden Preferences on Mark II
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Do Hidden Preferences work on Mark II? I was making changes, even made some extreme, and it did not change anything.
Then I opened previous version nvUltra Beta and they were all applied there. I read thru the Mark II thread and did not see it mentioned, although you did talk about changes to themes.
Is there new syntax or is it in the theme?
What I particularly want are:
- small font in the file list
- tight font spacing
- thin grey lines
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I am getting very inconsistent results. My main window (root folder) continues to have wide spacing but other windows picks up my change. I have tried closing and reopening the app and windows. Odd.
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The hidden preferences have no effect on Mark II. That functionality has been migrated to the themes.
* Left/Right margins will come in a future versions
* Grid lines are not currently supported.
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Hey Rob, I just discovered that what Fletcher says is right. Most of the settings you're looking for you can find in the themes. Check out Themes V2 → Default.theme for this object:
"tableView" : {
"fontSize" : 14,
"rowHeight" : 18,
"drawBorder" : false,
"drawFocusRing": false
},The `fontSize` property will take care of the font size in the files list. `rowHeight` will set the height of the rows in the files list. `drawBorder` draws a border around the whole table and `drawFocusRing` draws an outline around the table when it is in focus. Not sure whether there are other values available for setting dividers/borders or focus outlines on each row as there are no indications of these in any of the existing themes, however I don't know whether there's updated documentation on the theme API that I'm just not aware of.
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> "I just discovered that what Fletcher says is right"
It's almost like I know how the code was written.... :)
The theme documentation will be updated when the new themes are "stable". For now the best information is to be found by looking at the default themes.
A future version (maybe the next version, but if not the one after that) will include support for the `padding` property which will adjust the left/right padding around the table.
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