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Obviously.

Put these into the app somewhere.

Refactor all models and views to fully utilize backbone.js

If invalid, revert it back to the value which is stored.

Gradients are also supported in Opera, Firefox, IE. Any way you could make this work in them too?

Take these out of the Rect class and move them to these classes.

Introduce Range object.

One to manage color, the other opacity.

so you can can immediately start typing the new value.

Allowing simultaneous moving, resizing, opacity and deleting.

These should be pulled out of the rulers.

Create build job to run unit tests, jslint and create docs.

For example click the background-color properly

Native Safari behavior associates cmd+z (typically the undo shortcut) with opening the last closed tab. This conflicts with the undo command implemented in the app.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open Safari, and navigate to CSS Patterns Workbench.
2. Open another tab in that window, go to any URL, and close it.
3. Do an action in the CSS Workbench, and then hit cmd + z

Expected Result: Workbench should undo, but event should not bubble to Safari to invoke native behavior there.
Actual Result: Native behavior is called.

I would imagine something like preventDefault might work here.

Should note: if the window has never had any other tabs open, this won't be an issue. It needs the specific test case mentioned above.

Save and load patterns to gists

For example:
'top right' or 'right top'
'closest-side circle' or 'circle closest-side'

Also add these into the CSS code view.

For example the image mask gradients which are used to create the marching ants.