@gferreira Thanks. What I did was the opposite. Just tell me if it's OK to do > I was looking for <string>foreground</string> in the lib.plist file, and changed the name to a different name. saved. and the new name replaced the duplicated foreground layer inside the layers in RB. then, I just deleted the layer with the new name. Is it good enough? Thank you.

Oh my, I really did overthink the issue — reorganizing my functions just a little and adding the self.updateFont(None) solved it!! Thanks for the help, Gustavo!

I see. Ow boy, I totally forgot this, I was only hitting the scale button. Thank you Frederik!

@gferreira I'll give the beta a try tomorrow if I can get some time to work.

Re: Floating Inspector palette I'd like to resurface Mark's older observation about the behavior of the Inspector palette and its functions. I'm still a new user, but the fact that using the tools/controls in Inspector takes the focus away from my open document—whether I'm in single or multi-window mode—has become a prominent distraction. Is this the result of a tradeoff, does this choice allow some other feature or function that is more important but less visible to this novice's eye?

@frederik Thank you very much!

this seems like a vanilla issue, where extra attributes to a vanilla control is requested. please report here https://github.com/robotools/vanilla/issues if you need this urgently a subclass of the nscontrol is necessary to get callbacks for key down.

Super! Thanks Frederik!

Ah, gotcha. I didn't have “Transform Component” checked. n00b error — thanks!

for now only the close/open state of a panel inside the inspector window is saved to the user defaults. Not the the size. Will think about it :)

Was already on the list and will be in the next update Will also be added thanks

Thanks for the info about layer naming!