To be fair, if Blocks are collapsed, having the properties show up on hover is a nice way to get a glimpse of what’s inside, if the Title of the Block is not helpful enough. But I wish there was a way to add a timing to the hover so that just scrolling would not flash on screen all properties of the traversed collapsed blocks.
Is it maybe possible somehow to say: if I hover over a block title and the block is collapsed and if my mouse stays there for 2seconds then show the properties div?
I have noticed that sometimes a custom css only workes if i put it in another place in my custom.css. Is there a specific order that one has to comply with?
For examples: I recently added some new custom.css and suddenly my hide-block-properties stopped working. If i put it back on the very top of my custom.css it starts working again…
Have to correct my simple CSS from above again, since the behaviour in v0.10.9 has changed, e.g. the ‘collapsed’ - attribute now disppears when a block without children gets collapsed :
problem with this is, unless and until the blinking cursor is on the same exact block, it won’t show the properties, even though the block is not collapsed anymore.
also, suppose we have a live query with a condition to include a specific property, it would show a blank line instead of showing the property text. it adds up to keystrokes to move down and doesn’t help much to visually catch what exactly is going on unless we carefully navigate the blinking cursor to that particular block.
Same happens even when the particular block is zoomed in. Even though is the topmost block on the screen, it won’t show the property. Even thought the cursor is blinking in any of its child blocks, it won’t show the properties.
It looks like it was me who configured it this way as you folks have the reverse problem LOL
But I cannot find it
UPDATE. Ignore me. It was the Awesome Props plugin who did that, tho it doesn’t have anything in its settings to behave this way. Weird. I uninstalled it.
I just dropped by to mention that I think I found a plugin that covers most cases? Try it and see for yourself: Tidy Blocks. It’s primary function isn’t the properties toggle/hide/collapse feature, but it is one of the plugin features so there you go, have fun - it has a few options in the plugin settings.