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    On 3/18/2021 6:27 PM, Hernan Wilkinson via Cuis-dev wrote:
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      <div dir="ltr">Hi Juan,
        <div> when typing a class in the workspace, it appears in normal
          text but when typing it in a browser it appears in bold. That
          is kind of misleading to new smalltalkers and it was not like
          that a few versions ago. </div>
        <div> I traced the problem back to allowStylingWithEmphasis that
          returns false for workspaces, but I do not understand its
          comment :-) </div>
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        <div> I'd like to have classes highlighted the same way in a
          browser and a workspace, but I'm not sure what will be broken
          if Workspace>>#allowStylingWithEmphasis returns true...
          Could you take a look?</div>
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        <div>Thanks!</div>
        <div>Hernan.<br clear="all">
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    Hi Hernán,<br>
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    That method used to answer true, and styling in workspaces was as
    you prefer. But bold or italic text might use different amount of
    space than regular text, and all text usually needed to be reflown
    during edition. Large workspaces with a lot of content became
    sluggish. So, I disabled emphasis (bold or italic) in styled code in
    workspaces.<br>
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    There are several options here. We could make that a preference
    (that could be on by default in CuisUniversity). Or we could just
    disable it also on browsers.<br>
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    Opinions?<br>
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    Cheers,<br>
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Juan Vuletich
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