Ability to customize Editor
See original GitHub issueHi,
I would like to know if you can add the ability to customize the AceEditor component in src/components/Editor.js
e.g. (on JekyllAdmin-0.1.1, Windows-7) This is the default view:
And I would like it to be customized to:
Perhaps a gear icon somewhere that would allow to select another theme, change font-sizes, etc… Thanks
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@mertkahyaoglu I wont be submitting the pull… Tests conducted locally show that I will cause issues for bigger datafiles (that require scrolling to view the last line / last word) Alternatively, I’ve noticed that AceEditor has an onScroll function which starts at
margin-top: 0
andmargin-left: 0
and end at negative margins at the other end. This could be leveraged to start atmargin-top: 10px
&margin-left: 10px
and have their respective ending margins adjusted accordingly.But its outside my skill-level.
Please open the PR 👍 I tried to fix it with padding but couldn’t achieve that.