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    Release Notes - Version 1.0.0-20260728

    • Table support
    • Highlight/Hover event (see ElementEvents)
    • New improved icons and UX in toolbar
    • Hardend JSON loading regarding missing swatches resolves Load Problems
    • Correct loading fonts/images/swatches from documents own manifest
    • Correct handling of preserve_geometry false
    • New save mode single_pages_keep_together (see API-EditorUI documentation)
    • Duplicate Page/Pages fix (reported Emiliano 20260727)
    • Trailing space so consecutive keywords don't run together (reported Emiliano 20260727)
    • API-Menu now will remove separator items if they are direct before or after the menu item that gets hidden (hideItem)

    Tables now let you lay out rows and columns of text inside a text frame. Here is how to use them.

    • Insert ▸ Create Table adds a new text box containing a table on the page. Double-click it to start editing.
    • With the text caret already inside a text box, the same menu item reads Insert Table and drops a table in at the cursor.
    • Click into a cell to place the caret and type.
    • Tab / Shift+Tab move to the next / previous cell; the arrow keys move the caret and step between cells at their edges.
    • The full text toolbar works inside a cell — font, size, style, underline/strikethrough, super/subscript, colour and per-cell text alignment all apply to the selected cell text.

    While you are editing a table, thin selection bands appear along its edges:

    • click the strip just left of a row to select that row,
    • click the strip just above a column to select that column,
    • click the top-left corner to select the whole table,
    • or drag across cells to select a block.

    (Structural selection only happens while you are inside the table — clicking a table that is not being edited just selects the frame.)

    With a row/column/cell/table selected the toolbar switches to the table controls:

    • Cell fill — set the background colour (and tint) of the selected cells.
    • Vertical and horizontal alignment of the cell contents.
    • Cell borders — open the stroke control, pick which edges to change (top/left/bottom/right and the inner rules), set weight, colour and dash, then apply.
    • Opacity / blend applies to the whole table frame.

    While editing, move the pointer over a grid line — the cursor turns into a resize cursor.

    • Drag a vertical line to change a column width; drag a horizontal line to change a row height.
    • Or click a line to select it and type an exact width/height (in mm) in the parameter panel on the right.

    The table menu in the toolbar (shown while the caret is in a table) provides:

    • insert / delete row and column,
    • merge cells and split a merged cell,
    • apply a named table style or cell style.

    Tables flow across linked text frames (with the header row repeated) and rows grow automatically to fit their content.