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Add an option to show/hide article tools#25
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I should have separated the bug fix and feature into two pull requests, but it's 3:30AM and I'm tired. Zzzzzzzzzz.... |
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I found the floating article tools distracting when reading, so I added an option to hide them. The default behavior is the same: article tools are shown.
I also fixed a bug with defaults not working correctly.
_.extend()was stomping over defaults with undefined settings. When the extension was first installed, the defaults were: newspaper style, extra-small text, and extra-narrow margins. Now they're correct: newspaper, large text, and wide margins.I don't know if you want to merge this or not, but I figured it's worth a shot.