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feat: adding possibility to pin information on preview area #83
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Lgtm, just some grammar comments
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More than often, an example may not be intuitive enough and the user may be lost without some instruction on how to interact with it. To mitigate that, text information can be linked to an example to serve as a guide, or really to show any relevant information. |
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Too long line
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This will present a small `i` icon on the side toolbar that once clicked will present the information to the user. | ||
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Dashbook also offers the possibility to directly show the information on the preview area, removing the necessity for the user to click on the icon. To do so, simple pass `true` to the `pinInfo` parameter. |
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Too long line
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extension CommonFindersX on CommonFinders { |
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Hah never seen X been used as a short form of Extension before, is this common? I think I'd prefer the word written out.
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Yeah, I didn't know either, but seems to be quite common.
Co-authored-by: Lukas Klingsbo <lukas.klingsbo@gmail.com>
Solves #70