Previously the "Contents" page just emitted a TOC field whose cached
result was the literal text "Update contents in Word" - so unless a
user manually ran Update Field in Word, the TOC showed nothing useful
(and many viewers never run that update at all).
Now each step heading is wrapped in a bookmark, and the TOC is built
as real TOC1/2/3-styled paragraphs with hyperlinks to those bookmarks
and PAGEREF fields for page numbers, matching the entry list other
exporters already produce via tocEntries(). The whole thing stays
wrapped in the original `TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u` field so Word can still
refresh page numbers, but the document is correct on first open even
without that step.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]>
Adds PdfBuilder.linkRect() for /Subtype /Link annotations with a
/Dest pointing at another page's destination. TOC entries record a
target placeholder that the per-step loop fills in once it knows
which page the step landed on, so clicking a Contents line jumps the
reader straight to that step.
Lets users record author/co-authors/organization for a guide via a new
"Guide information…" dialog; this metadata renders below the title on
the PDF cover (title now sits above the accent rule). PDF export also
paginates so each step fits its own page where possible, keeps a
step's title/image/lead-in together, and forces the next step onto a
fresh page after an oversized step overflows. Exports now run in a
forked helper process so large guides no longer freeze the UI.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]>
Exporters now interleave text/code/table blocks in the same order they
appear in the editor's Blocks panel (via a shared stepContentGroups
helper) instead of grouping by kind, so exported docs match the guide
editor's ordering.
selectStep() now also refreshes the Focused View controls and Blocks
panel (previously only done by renderAll), so switching steps no longer
leaves the previous step's blocks/focused-view sliders on screen. It
also flushes any pending edits on the outgoing step before switching, so
a later guide-wide reload (e.g. applying an annotation style to the
whole guide) can't discard unsaved text-block edits on other steps.
Markdown export now emits > [!NOTE]/[!TIP]/[!WARNING]/[!IMPORTANT] for
text-block callouts, giving them the same colored/icon-labeled treatment
as the PDF/HTML/DOCX exports on renderers that support GFM alerts
(GitHub, Azure DevOps wikis, etc.), while degrading gracefully to a
plain blockquote elsewhere.
- Description editor: blockquotes get a left accent line and muted color so
it's clear when typing in "quote mode" (matches the existing active Quote
toolbar button highlight).
- Editor block cards: each text block's left border is colored by its level
(info/success/warn/error) so Note/Tip/Warning/Important are distinguishable
at a glance.
- PDF/HTML/DOCX exports: callouts now get a level-specific accent color and
tinted background/shading (blue/green/amber/red), instead of all looking
identical except for the label text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]>
writeDescription/emitBlocks rendered each word as a separately positioned
Tj, advancing by our approximate average-glyph-width estimate — which is
much wider than real space/character widths, producing "This is bold"
style gaps. Render each line as one continuous text object instead
(PdfBuilder.textRun), so consecutive Tj operators advance using the
viewer's real font metrics.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]>
PDF exports now preserve bold/italic/links/lists/blockquotes from the
description editor (via a new HTML block/run parser) instead of flattening
to plain text. Literal "[text](url)" links inserted by the editor's Link
button are converted to real <a> tags before rendering. Tabs and common
"smart typography" characters (smart quotes, dashes, ellipsis, bullet) are
mapped to their WinAnsiEncoding glyphs instead of rendering as "?".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]>
- Enter now starts a new <p> (defaultParagraphSeparator) so line breaks
in the description box show up as line breaks in HTML/Markdown/Confluence
exports; htmlToMarkdown also handles <div>-separated paragraphs.
- Clicking Quote while already in a blockquote toggles back to a paragraph.
- Toolbar buttons (Bold, Italic, Bullet, Number, Quote) turn blue to
reflect the formatting state at the current cursor/selection.
Tyler
