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I'm currently taking a front-end class and I need to work with PSD website templates.
Those have a lot of text in small blocks where the layer path is the first line of the block and that
is often the entire block.
Current formatting with 3 dashes above and below doesn't make the header stand out at all and
that gets confusing, especially if you accept my pull request for including font information.
Since this is mostly an opinion matter I'm opening an issue for discussion rather than sending another pull request.
Here's my proposal:
Prefix header lines with separator char and a space
Base separator line length on path line length
Use double >> for separating path components
It would look something like this:
---------------------------
- path >> to >> layer
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm currently taking a front-end class and I need to work with PSD website templates.
Those have a lot of text in small blocks where the layer path is the first line of the block and that
is often the entire block.
Current formatting with 3 dashes above and below doesn't make the header stand out at all and
that gets confusing, especially if you accept my pull request for including font information.
Since this is mostly an opinion matter I'm opening an issue for discussion rather than sending another pull request.
Here's my proposal:
>>
for separating path componentsIt would look something like this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: