I’d like to request a set of quality‑of‑life improvements for the Article CSS editor. These additions would significantly streamline workflow, reduce friction when working with longer CSS blocks, and bring the editor closer to the usability of modern code‑editing environments.
A toolbar button that inserts the standard CSS comment syntax (
A toggle to show/hide line numbers in the CSS editor.
A button that temporarily expands the CSS editor into a distraction‑free, full‑height (or full‑screen) editing space.
These three features would make the Article CSS editor far more powerful and user‑friendly, especially for creators who rely heavily on custom styling. Thank you for considering these enhancements, and for all the continued improvements to the platform.
It would really help to add it to the world CSS as well.
Having the Save button float on screen next to the CSS rather than having to scroll all the way back to the top would also be nice, as would not having the entire CSS zoom back to the top and make you have to find where you working again after every time you save.
I would likely never use these features. Whenever I want something an IDE provides, I just use an IDE. I still support making coding on WA easier, but not if it takes development time away from features unique to WA.