Designer: bridged subtitle fix, divider rotation and shapes, sticky-block folding, text offsets

[ZombieHDGaming]

Fifteen reported items against the Credits Designer, in two passes.

The bug: bridged subtitles stole the right-hand column

Switching Give each side a subtitle on read the two-column entry table (Left, Right) back through the four-column map it was about to be rebuilt with, so cell(1) — the right-hand name — was taken as the left subtitle, and the right-hand column came back empty.

relayoutEntryTable now reads out through the columns the table is actually showing and writes back in through the new ones: the editor remembers the answer the table was built with (tableType, tableRowSubtitles) instead of asking the checkbox, which has already moved on by the time the toggle is handled. Existing right-hand values stay on the right; the two subtitle columns arrive empty beside them.

Divider parts

• Rotation.DividerPiece::rotation is degrees clockwise about the part's own centre, read for ornaments, words and images alike, with a Rotation column in each of the three piece tables. A turn moves nothing along the rule — the part keeps the width its untilted shape asked for, so neighbours and the arms stay put while an angle is dialled in — but the measured stack takes each part's swept height so the divider grows to hold what it draws rather than letting the section box cut the corners off. On a mirrored end the flip is applied outside the turn for artwork and the angle is negated for a word or an image (which are never flipped), so the two ends stay each other's reflection.
• Plain shapes. Circle, square, rounded square, triangle, pentagon, hexagon and octagon, each filled and as an outline — 14 new rows in the shape library, offered wherever a piece can go. Outlines are the filled path scaled about its own centre, since a stroke drawn to the edge of the tile would have its outer half clipped by the viewBox.
• "Ends" replaces "Left End" on the tab while Draw both ends the same way is checked, since there is then only one end to edit.

Sticky blocks in the section list

A child row is drawn as a ├─/└─ branch off its block; the block's own row carries a ▾/▸ and a count of what it holds, and every other top-level row takes a blank of the same width so the names line up. Clicking the arrow folds the children away — the click never selects the row or starts a drag.

The fold lives on the section (Section::childrenCollapsed) and is deliberately neither saved nor loaded: view state, but kept on the section so it travels through a move, a duplicate and an undo step without a table of row numbers to remap. Two consequences are handled where they arise — a selection folded away moves up to its block, so the editor is never working on a row the list is not showing; and a drop just under a folded block lands after the block rather than inside it.

Shifting text sideways

Both are translations rather than reflows, so every alignment moves by the same amount and the setting means one thing whatever the section is set to:

• Text Offset (contentOffsetX) slides everything a section draws left or right inside its own box, keeping the arrangement in it — a heading and the logo beside it move together. Side margins inset both edges equally and can only ever centre what is between them; this is what puts a section deliberately off its own centre.
• Indent is a new column in the entry table: a count of steps, each indentStep wide (set once per section), that tabs single entries in from the rest of their list. Negative steps out the other way. Multi-column lists step the entry within its own column rather than off it.

Room to work

• Bigger... on the entry table and on each of the three piece tables opens that table in a window of its own, sized to most of the screen, and puts it back when the window closes. The widget itself moves rather than a copy, so every signal, selection and half-typed cell survives and what is typed there is in the section as it is typed.
• The editor pane opens widest of the three (260 / 720 / 300), and the preview folds away to a button in its own header the way the section list already does. Each pane remembers its own width, so folding one while the other is folded no longer hands the second one the first one's folded width.

Wording and polish

Was	Now
What This Section Says	Content Properties
Where It Sits	Layout Properties
Parts Of The Divider	Divider Parts
Its top edge / Its middle / Its bottom edge	Top Edge / Center Screen / Bottom Edge
That is the end — stay put and fire the ending action	Hold and Fire Ending Action
Carry on up and off, then end the roll as usual	Fire Ending Action After Leaving Screen
Carry on up and off, but fire the ending action now	Fire Ending Action While Leaving Screen

List Label moves directly under the Section Type dropdown, with the type's description under the pair. A collapsible group's title now sits clear of its fold arrow. The layout-boxes tooltip is rich text, so it wraps and breaks into a list instead of one long line. The section list's own tooltip is gone.

Testing

76 suites, 4882 checks, 0 failures. New suites cover the plain shapes drawing at a centrepiece's height and staying inside the section box, a turned part leaning without moving the rule, a turned end reflecting at the other end, the content offset moving a section's content area and ink at every alignment without narrowing it, and entry tabs stepping by the section's step (including inside a column of a grid). The persistence round-trip and legacy-defaults check now cover rotation, contentOffsetX, indentStep and Entry::indent. Two new artifact scenes, dividers-shapes and offsets-and-tabs, render the results.

Everything new defaults to what documents already say: rotation 0, offset 0, indent 0, and an absent indentStep reads as its documented 24 rather than as a step of nothing.