Removed distracting borders on the changed parts in the diff editor #219
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Ohh yes! I like this. Will review tomorrow and merge |
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Published 2.4.0 - thanks for such a clear fix and PR - makes my life easy |
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Thank you for the great theme. |
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In the diff editor, the borders around the lines -and parts of lines- added or removed can be a bit overwhelming.
I propose to remove them, and think the result is much cleaner, which improves the diff editor experience overall.
Comparison 1
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After
(note that the lines with borders seen here are where the cursor is positioned)
Comparison 2
Before
After
(note that the lines with borders seen here are where the cursor is positioned)
