If that is the reason, it's a bad one. The text in markup (the same
problem btw) and css could still wrap, the line numbers then spaced
out as in some text editors and source views.
Height is often more precious for many of us than width, but I can see
that it is no problem for Jonathan's way of looking.
Jonathan mentioned his wrap settings in his own work, but one of the
beaut things about the former sidebar extension tool wrapping was its
use in looking at other people's sites, over which there is no control.
Under Colors, I see only a choice of Theme: Light, Dark, None. I've set
it to None, but the sidebar is still hard-to-read light gray on white.
There is no choice in Options that I see to adjust the actual colors used.
Yes, there is a None and it is pretty plain, and best of all, it
allows the source or css to wrap! (thank you JL) True, you lose the
line numbers, Pedrick could have them too but it is probably harder
work to program with a wrap?
And the grey background and less than black text would be nice to
change but ... well, it's better than a poke in the eye with a burnt
stick.