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hardwaresofton thanks a lot for your feedback! previously the textarea had a border, like this: http://cl.ly/Z7ZV http://cl.ly/Z7ZV but, I think it's very ug

hardwaresofton thanks a lot for your feedback! previously the textarea had a border, like this: http://cl.ly/Z7ZV http://cl.ly/Z7ZV but, I think it's very ugly, maybe I will find some better option ... thanks for the "joyride" link is very nice, but I don't have a register of new and old user, and the joyride only be useful for new users. I will try to think in a better way to describe the functionality/workflow, maybe a better description in the example text or a tour button. I agree with you that a first glance is not very intuitive. thanks again for your feedback is very useful ;)

hardwaresofton 12y ago
No problem! Glad I'm helping. Here's a simple style I applied to the textarea that might be minimal and not terrible: #markdown-text { border: 1px solid rgb(238, 238, 238); /* color is #EEE */ padding: 1em; } I think it fits in pretty will with your minimal theme. Also what you could do is just use cookies or even localstorage to store whether the person has looked at the guide before? that way you don't need to store anything server side, and just always show the guide, disable if you find the cookie.
- juanpabloaj 12y ago
  thanks for the CSS. I like the padding, because this adds a great space in the div http://cl.ly/Z83l http://cl.ly/Z83l about the border, I'm not sure. I had thought about cookies ... , but first I try to focus in a preview more similar to the final presentation and how to use more than one theme. thanks again :)