I'll second that suggestion I am doing it manually.

Could that faint image and border around the hamburger symbol (on the blue responsive navigation component) be removed please? I don't think they serve any purpose. I know you can get rid of them by deleting the background image and setting the border to 0px, but we shouldn't really have to be doing this.

I am pleased that we don't have to faff about in Menu Builder to create menus now. The fact you can do it all in RSD is marvellous.

Yes please from me too !!

While we're on the subject; the Project Manager seems to be misleading, giving you the idea of actually being able to actually structure a web site ...

http://coffeecup.rvanheukelum.com/rsd2-sitemanager-1.png
http://coffeecup.rvanheukelum.com/rsd2-sitemanager-2.png

– Richard

Another pet peeve ... goes for all apps by the way: Please show classes in an alphabetical order.

http://coffeecup.rvanheukelum.com/rsd2-rff-rbb-classes-unordered.png

– Richard

Real full-screen-support!
This one has been reported about 6 months ago on RFF, also popped up on RBB, but now also seems to be present on RSD2; the apps seem to 'support' the full screen feature, however the app UI still seems to be broken ...

http://coffeecup.rvanheukelum.com/rsd2-rff-rbb-full-screen-app-window.png

– Richard

A couple more pet peeves I'd like to see terminated ... on all apps by the way (consistency)

- Please let the app just start up without opening anything
- Please let me close a project and just open a new one using Cmd+O or Menu bar > File > Open ...
- Please supply us with a resizable toolbar/inspector
- Please give us some room to actually code something (no I don't want to have to use a text-editor for this)
- Even though I like the Coffeecup brand UI, it's slow and limited
- Let me apply a resource from the Resources palette by simply double-clicking the sucker
- For selecting multiple resources: use Cmd+click ... do I really have to deselect an item?

– Richard

It would be nice if, for each product, Coffeecup would maintain a list of all suggestions from users.
You could qualify each item like: under consideration, accepted for future version, next version, nice but not possible, rejected,
Users could "like" a suggestion to support the idea.
At least it would save the effort to scan 20 pages with suggestions to see if someone else had the same suggestion.
Maybe Coffeecup could even add the some of the great new features coming in one of the next versions, worth waiting for.

I'll second that.

This one's valid for all apps;

as in all Mac apps, we can open more than one document within the app itself. I want/need this for Coffeecup software as well. Let us be able to open more than one document.

– Richard