' easy of use' features for content viewed online

[steveowashere]

Hello! Just wondering if it's possible to add some simple 'easy of use' features to the viewers for online? Just simple tweaks that would make using Seahub a bit more convenient.

• Ability to zoom and rotate PDFs while viewing them. Mockup image

• Ability to rotate PDFs.Mockup image

• Page counter for PDF view, with ability to type in page number

• Select several music files and play them in a playlist of sorts. Mockup image. (Alternatively, when several music files are selected, clicking on one of them will play all)

• Spell check for the markdown editor. (I understand this might be really tough to do, because spell checking in javascript = evil?)

• Some type of image gallery that can view a whole folder of images in full screen.

Thanks for all the hardwork on Seafile/Seahub, it's by far the best cloud storage i've used.

[shoeper]

Spell check for the markdown editor.

Your browser likely can do that for you.

[steveowashere]

Your browser likely can do that for you.

It can't sadly. It's actually a problem with a lot of Markdown editors I've used in browser. Tried multiple browsers and Windows and Linux of course.

From what I understand (this will likely make a programmer cringe) by default Javascript content isn't able to be spellchecked by browsers. For some reason. I could be totally wrong about this, I just remember reading something like that on my quest to find a markdown editor that has spellcheck.

[shoeper]

Looks like it is possible with html5 to enable spellchecking of the browser using contenteditable="true" spellcheck="true and supported by all browsers. Would require an enhancement of editor.md, though.

[steveowashere]

Seems 'simple' enough then. Would be a really nice tweak to have.

[castilma]

Some type of image gallery that can view a whole folder of images in full screen.

yes please! on a desktop screen the preview is large enough. but on mobile...
related to #356?

[steveowashere]

The mobile app actually can sorta do this. If you click on a picture it will let you see it full screen and you can swipe back and forth between pictures. (At least on Android, never tried the iOS version of seafile.)