Re: [orca-list] Custom formatting profiles

[Peter Vágner <pvagner pvagner tk>]

Hello,


We do have custom settings meaning that you can save your current orca 
settings including all the formatting options as settings profile.

Then there is also an unbound key binding for switching settings profiles.

So if I am understanding correctly what you are looking for then you 
should create two profiles one called default for example with all the 
settings you are currently using when browsing the web and the other 
profile perhaps named web development or such where you will turn on all 
the formatting related options you need as an addition to your defaults 
you are using while reading the web. If you have saved these two 
settings profiles you can then bind a key to switch them quickly.


Greetings


Peter




Dňa 29. 1. 2019 o 23:40 Andy Borka via orca-list napísal(a):
> Hi,
>
>
> Is there a way for orca to support custom formatting profiles? For 
> instance, when I am creating a web layout, I wish to hear things such 
> as font, size, color, weight, positioning, size (already implemented), 
> shadow, borders, etc. However, when just browsing the web, it is 
> nearly impossible to go into orca preferences and disable everything 
> except basic formatting information. It would be a huge benefit if 
> orca could perform this task since it will make web design much 
> easier. We should have the ability to create custom formatting 
> profiles and switch between each one on the fly. By the way, the 
> size/location feature works wonders and is accurate. This has 
> minimized the need to have sighted people check the gross layout of 
> elements :)!
>
>
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