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Quick hotfix for a typo in one of the Cyrillic fonts. Sorry bout that 💦

Fixed:

• Fix minor typo for the 'Adelle Cyrillic' bold font (thanks to @kulkarniamit)

Changed:

• Rename certain font files for consistency

College semester is finally coming to a close, so I can finally fix some of these issues!

Added:

• Ursine is now developed with Sass & Gulp! A bit late, but this oughta help make things easier for any future changes. If you plan on building this theme on your own, there's a Build section right around the end of the README. 🛠
• All elements should now dim in Focus mode (including emojis, list bullets, etc.)
• Inline code now have relative font-sizes to their container elements (inline code appear bigger in headers, for example)
• Add styling to footnote indicators and its tooltip

Fixed:

• Blockquotes not are displayed correctly with containing elements, such as lists and code blocks (#11)
• Bullets and numbering in lists should display correctly now and not cropped (#12)
• The first line of text (when it's something other than a header) should now be selectable with the mouse. This fix does unfortunately remove the dimming animation on the splashscreen due to limitations, but it's better than removing it entirely (#13)
  • I'm honestly surprised the splashscreen broke that of all things...
• Fix header indicator y-offsets. They were a tad too high for some reason

Changed:

• Slightly modifiy certain colors and positioning
• Remove the automatic bold text on H1 elements in the outline pane. It's a bit confusing considering how it works
• Repo no longer has the /css directory that held the ready-to-go CSS files. You can still get them through these releases or build them yourself as described in the README

This is a supplemental release for Russian writers. If you're an English speaker, don't worry, nothing new to see here!

Added:

• Initial support for Cyrillic writing. I say initial since I simply switched the fonts with the Cyrillic-compatible ones. I have no idea how that writing system works, so go ahead and point out anything weird. (#10)

Fixed:

• Fix an accidental mistake regarding the headers on the sidebar. It doesn't look like it affected anything, but better safe than sorry

Neat addition worth noting! One of the things I like about Bear is this little splashscreen that displays on the window when there isn't a file open. So I thought it'd be fun to implement something similar.

Now whenever you have an empty writing space (since Typora will always have a writing area on the ready, even if no file is selected), a subtle, cute background image will show depending on the theme. Both are designed by myself.

Ursine Polar's splashscreen	Ursine Umbra's splashscreen

The background image will fade away once you start typing, so it's simply a fun detail I wanted to add. I will admit, it's a tad experimental (I had to get creative with some major elements), so while I tested this to make sure it doesn't break anything, I'll scrap it if it causes too many problems. But for now, I'll let the bear enjoy itself.

Added:

• Add subtle splashscreens to empty writing areas ⭐️
• Add styling to the Quick Open window
• Adjust colors of tooltips to suit the theme
• Add styling to the code autosuggestion tooltip
• Add styling to the table resizing tooltip

Fixed:

• Quick Open window is now readable in Ursine Polar. (#7)
• Customized font size should work properly now. I don't know how that one got by me, to be honest. (#8)
• "Active" lines within unfocused code blocks won't have a background anymore. It's kinda confusing. (#9)
• Fix the colors when hovering over the "Toggle sidebar" button on Windows. Apparently, there were overlapping rules on that button, so this fix could be considered a patch? I just reset one of those rules.
• Fix background color of items within the code tooltip autosuggestion list
• Fix colors and placement of buttons in the table toolbar

Changed:

• Slightly altered background colors for selected text within code blocks.
• Updated README with additional information. 'Cause READMEs are useful.

I swear this isn't an April Fools joke. I just totally forgot to do this yesterday 💦

Fixed:

• Fix colors of lists when exporting to a PDF or HTML file (the bullets/numbering will be the same color as the text due to limitations) (#5)
• Remove the border surrounding each fenced code line in Source Code mode (#6)

Added:

• For Windows, the context menu and the footer now have been styled appropriately. Except maybe the "Toggle Sidebar" & "Toggle Source Code Mode" buttons, they behave kinda strangely for some reason
• Search results have been styled as well. Outline search hits will show its relevant parts in bold, and the search hits found in documents will have a nice color to it

Fixed:

• Numbered lists now allow you to start from any number (and added a bit of space between the bullet and content) (#4)

Changed:

• Adjusted the line-height of the writing area just a tad

Added:

• Added styling for Windows unibody style

Fixed:

• Some more "same color as input background" issues specific to Windows. Windows is sneaky sometimes... (#1)
• The megamenu of the unibody style was hard-to-read in Ursine Umbra. The necessary styling was made to remove that issue, as well as any other potential problems related to that view of Typora. (#2)

This was released on March 10. I might have messed with tags earlier. Whoops.

Fixed:

• When renaming a file, the background color would be the same as the text color, thus making it unreadable (#1)

Added:

• When searching through files, the background colors of the selected search "file" and the search "item" are now slightly different to tell them apart when hovering

Not much else to say other than enjoy~