With the hint you gave me on the close button, I can now change it as a QToolButton, thanks. So, for a really nice dark theme using css, you'll also need a few custom pngs. I've seen that most icons are standard, but when you start customizing with the css, in some cases you have to specify an image, or it'll be replaced by a dot (that's the case of up/down arrows of scroll bars, for example).
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I know it takes a lot of time to code it (and I'm no coder myself, so don't really know how to help.), so in the meantime, I thought a css could be helpful. I'll try to reply to the best.įirst of all, I agree css should not be the way to go, and a theme/mode selector in-app should be the optimal choice. Maybe adding a simple "setObjectName" could make it.Ī part from this little close button bug, my dark theme is almost complete, I could share it if it could be helpful to implement a native dark theme in the app.Īdd any other context or screenshots about the feature request here. IF I understand correctly, it seems that the button is coded in ClosableTabWidget.cpp (please correct me if I'm wrong). Is there a way to make the close button an unique id so one can edit it alone? It's styled as a QToolButton, if I change something for the class, all buttons in the interface change. I've created the icons as png and inserted the url in the css, but for anyone else who'd like to use it, they'd need both the css and the pngs.Īlso, related to icons, there's an icon I've been unable to address (and thus change it), that's the console "close button". A few icons must be replaced (arrows, close and undock buttons.). There's a few issues though, which don't make this solution easy for everyone. I've themed it myself with an external css file. I'd like the option to choose between light and dark theme natively. TeXworks is shipped with only light theme In most cases, there are only things you can't think of, nothing you can't do.Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. There is a natural prejudice in my mind, thinking that TexWorks definitely does not specify spell checking. But I never thought about setting up a spell checker for it. To be honest, I have been using the TexWorks editor since September last year, and I feel that I am quite skilled. 3 summaryĪttention everywhere is knowledge. It shows that our installation and setup are successful. This is similar to spell checking in MS Word. Suggested corrections for the word will appear.
Position the cursor on the red horizontal line and click the right button. the spell checker will add a red horizontal line below the suspicious word. Just open an English document you wrote, TexWorks' spell check function has already started to perform work by default. 2.3 Restart TexWorks and set spelling languageĬlose the previously opened TexWorks, restart the software, from Edit=>Preferences=>Editor Tap, as follows:Īs shown in the above picture, you will see many English from different countries, just choose the one that suits you.
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Change the file name dict-en.oxt to dict-en.zip, decompress dict-en.zip with the decompression software in the computer put all the decompressed files with aff and dic suffixes into the dictionaries folder. You can enter the path through TexWorks' help=>Settings and Resources, as shown in the figure below:Ĭreate a new subdirectory dictionaries under this directory. The resource directory of TexWorks is generally C:\Users\xxx.texlive2015\texmf-config\texworks\dictionaries, if you did not change the installation path when you installed TeXLive 2015.
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2.1 Download dictionaryĭownload the file dict-en.oxt from the website, which integrates the English language settings of Australia, Canada, SouthAfrica, UnitedKingdom, UnitedStates and other countries.
At the same time, the explanation of some other methods on the Internet is not clear, and the download dictionary website notified is invalid. Most of the content in this article comes from the website, and the added content has related screenshots and specific download sites. At this time, we need to manually set the corresponding settings to add this function to TexWorks. The editor TexWorks installed by installing TeXLive 2015 is missing the spell check function by default. Software such as MS Word and OpenOffice are equipped with spell checking function. Therefore, it is very important to configure the spell check function for the software. It is time-consuming and laborious to check spelling errors manually, and it is also easy to miss the judgment. It is inevitable that people will write some misspelled words when writing various materials. For any software used to write documents, spell checking has always been an important function.
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