feature-request status-planned GH #101
In the new editor, the resize tool is denoted by two small diagonal lines in the bottom right corner of the editor:
This can be quite easy to miss. For users using the non-inline edit screen, in some cases, the resize tool (for resizing to see more of the question) is barely visible:
In the old editor, the resize tool is more visible:
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In the new editor, the resize tool is denoted by two small diagonal lines in the bottom right corner of the editor:
This can be quite easy to miss. For users using the non-inline edit screen, in some cases, the resize tool (for resizing to see more of the question) is barely visible:
In the old editor, the resize tool is more visible:
Related to this answer to Opt-in alpha test for a new Stacks editor.
feature-request status-planned GH #101
In the new editor, the resize tool is denoted by two small diagonal lines in the bottom right corner of the editor:
This can be quite easy to miss. For users using the non-inline edit screen, in some cases, the resize tool (for resizing to see more of the question) is barely visible:
In the old editor, the resize tool is more visible:
Related to this answer to Opt-in alpha test for a new Stacks editor.
In the new editor, the resize tool is denoted by two small diagonal lines in the bottom right corner of the editor:
This can be quite easy to miss. For users using the non-inline edit screen, in some cases, the resize tool (for resizing to see more of the question) is barely visible:
In the old editor, the resize tool wasis more visible:
Related to this answer to Opt-in alpha test for a new Stacks editor.
In the new editor, the resize tool is denoted by two small diagonal lines in the bottom right corner of the editor:
This can be quite easy to miss. For users using the non-inline edit screen, in some cases, the resize tool (for resizing to see more of the question) is barely visible:
In the old editor, the resize tool was more visible:
Related to this answer to Opt-in alpha test for a new Stacks editor.
In the new editor, the resize tool is denoted by two small diagonal lines in the bottom right corner of the editor:
This can be quite easy to miss. For users using the non-inline edit screen, in some cases, the resize tool (for resizing to see more of the question) is barely visible:
In the old editor, the resize tool is more visible:
Related to this answer to Opt-in alpha test for a new Stacks editor.
In the new editor, the resize tool is denoted by two small diagonal lines in the bottom right corner of the editor:
This can be quite easy to miss. For users using the non-inline edit screen, in some cases, the resize tool (for resizing to see more of the question) is barely visible:
In the old editor, the resize tool was more visible:
Related to this answer to Opt-in alpha test for a new Stacks editor.
In the new editor, the resize tool is denoted by two small diagonal lines in the bottom right corner of the editor:
For users using the non-inline edit screen, in some cases, the resize tool is barely visible:
In the old editor, the resize tool was more visible:
Related to this answer to Opt-in alpha test for a new Stacks editor.
In the new editor, the resize tool is denoted by two small diagonal lines in the bottom right corner of the editor:
This can be quite easy to miss. For users using the non-inline edit screen, in some cases, the resize tool (for resizing to see more of the question) is barely visible:
In the old editor, the resize tool was more visible:
Related to this answer to Opt-in alpha test for a new Stacks editor.
