The addition of Google Fonts and jQuery-like functionality is great, but they seem to be about half-implemented (probably slightly more, but the fact remains there are some things left on the table, and some of them make are necessary if we want to leverage their full potential). jQuery-like stuff : 1. Include the ability to recognize the CMD button; I realize this is a Mac thing, but Macs can't use the Control key for the jQuery functionality; never mind that that the Mac Ctrl and the Windows Ctrl have the same "value," people using a Mac use Cmd the way Windows users use Ctrl. Without Cmd, we can't really map a Ctrl key to a character sheet function, because people on Macs wouldn't be able to use it, so we are left with effectively 2 keys we can map. 2. Allow us to know the rowID of an action button clicked from within a Repeating Section. Being able to bind functionality to keys being pressed when the button is clicked is awesome, but many of those buttons may reside in a repeating (such as weapons, etc). Without the Row ID, we can't really use this functionality to its fullest with repeating sections. Google Fonts : The addition of Google fonts is great and has made sheet design much better. However, there are a couple of things that could be improved: 1. Stop throwing out fonts that contain "eval" within the name of the font. For example, we can't use "MedievalSharp", because of eval...it throws the entire CSS out the window. 2. Include the google Material Icons as part of this. Pictos is so limited in terms of icons available, having access to all the google Material Icons would be amazing.
