- Done; it’s first in the story settings menu, to be consistent with others.
- I resisted replacing FontSettingsViewController with a MenuViewController usage; that would simplify the code and future changes, but would’ve taken more time now.
- Removed the tap gesture, as requested. Though I suspect you might change your mind about that one.
- Added a segmented control to toggle full screen in the story detail menu.
- (Also added one for the forthcoming autoscroll feature while I was there, since it’s easier to add both at once.)
- Fixed a bug with full screen when vertically scrolling between stories.
Use the same popover creation code in more places, which adds Escape and
Command-. to dismiss popovers.
Ensure that popovers both get and can accept first responder, preventing
keyboard input from leaking through to an underlying view controller.
Without this, it can be confusing as, for example, you can navigate to a
different story while you’ve got a ‘mark read’ popover shown for another
story.
Lets the menu table views do their own height calculations and makes the bottom vertical inset match the top (negative) to avoid extra white space at the bottom of the popover.
The preferredContentSize of FontSettingsViewController was previously hard-coded to account for a navigation bar which was subsequently hidden, which could sometimes result in a too-small popover if the navigation bar was already hidden; hide it explicitly instead and remove this workaround.
Sorry for the delay getting to this. I've implemented the separate
list of fonts, listing the sample one you provided. Once you get the
others, they can be added to the fonts folder in the resources, and
listed in the -[FontSettingsViewController viewWillAppear:] method (I
can do that if you like).
UIActivityViewController should not be presented modally on iPad, per the documentation; it also looks pretty ugly.
Also clean up display of training popover to eliminate shadow fading in background.
