HTML Text Styler - changelog

New features:

• Copy/Paste: The user is able to select the content of the visual and copy it so it can be pasted into other tools.

Fixed bugs:

• Some HTML list tags were not displayed correctly
• Font size in lists could not be changed
• details tag was not displayed correctly

New features:

• Sorting placeholder added. With this new placeholder, the user can define the sort order of the visual when using the category placeholder.
• Placeholders now have a description explaining what they can be used for.
• Changed design of the scroll bar

Fixed bugs:

• Spaces were not shown correctly in some circumstances
• In some cases, visual was cropped when using the "hide scroll bar" setting

• New features:

  • The HTML Text Styler is certified by Microsoft 🤩 This is a major milestone for the visual. The Microsoft certification means that experts from Microsoft have looked at the source code of the visual and confirmed that the visual is secure to use and does not access any external sources. Read more about it in this blog post.

  

  • The visual can be exported to PDF and PowerPoint. Learn how this is done
  • The visual is displayed in email subscriptions. Learn how this is done
  • Updated landing screen with a link to the knowledge base

• Removed features:

  • Due to the certification, the visual is no longer able to access external sources HTML tags which are considered unsafe no longer work. For users which need these features, we have developed a brand new visual. The new HTML & CSS Viewer can still access external sources and can also deal with CSS and SVG. If you are not sure which of the visuals is right for you, simply reach out to us, we're happy to help.

New features:

• Tooltip functionality was added to the visual.

Fixed bugs:

• The visual was sometimes not showing spaces correctly.

Many additional features were added and bugs were fixed. This was also the time in which the visual became popular so we decided to put more effort into the changelog in the future.

The very first version of the HTML Text Styler is live in AppSource