diff --git a/Core/Other/FormGuide.cs b/Core/Other/FormGuide.cs index 73239a13..e73eb81d 100644 --- a/Core/Other/FormGuide.cs +++ b/Core/Other/FormGuide.cs @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ namespace TweetDuck.Core.Other{ sealed partial class FormGuide : Form{ - private const string GuideUrl = "https://tweetduck.chylex.com/guide/v1/"; + private const string GuideUrl = "https://tweetduck.chylex.com/guide/v2/"; private readonly ChromiumWebBrowser browser; diff --git a/Resources/Guide/index.html b/Resources/Guide/index.html index a937c62a..9def59b9 100644 --- a/Resources/Guide/index.html +++ b/Resources/Guide/index.html @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ <img src="img/app-menu.png" alt=""> <p>There are two ways to open the main menu:</p> <ul> - <li>Click <em>Settings</em> in the left panel, then select <em>TweetDuck</em></li> + <li>Click <em>Settings</em> in the left panel and select <em>TweetDuck</em>, or...</li> <li><em>Right-click anywhere</em> and you will either see the listed options, or a <em>TweetDuck</em> entry that contains these options</li> </ul> <img src="img/settings-dropdown.png" alt=""> @@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ <li><em>Save image/video as...</em></li> </ul> <p>TweetDuck will attempt to fetch the highest quality image when you click any of these options. You can disable that by going to the <em>main menu</em>, selecting <em>Options</em>, and then unchecking <em>Best Image Quality</em>.</p> - <p>Whenever possible, the username and quality are included in the filename by default, for convenience. After you select a folder and click Save, the image/video will be downloaded in the background. There is no notification for when the download finishes, but you will be notified if it fails.</p> + <p>Whenever possible, the username and quality are included in the filename by default for convenience. After you select a folder and click Save, the image/video will be downloaded in the background. There is no notification for when the download finishes, but you will be notified if it fails.</p> </div> </details> @@ -331,10 +331,10 @@ </details> <details> - <summary id="popout-replies">How to instantly popout replies</summary> + <summary id="popout-replies">How to instantly popout replies or quote tweets</summary> <div> - <p><em>Middle-click the reply icon</em> to instantly open your reply in the New Tweet panel.</p> - <p>Middle-clicks are usually done by pressing your mouse wheel as if it was a button. When using a laptop touchpad or certain mice, the ways of triggering a middle click vary.</p> + <p><em>Middle-click the reply icon</em> to instantly open your reply in the New Tweet panel, or <em>middle-click the retweet icon</em> to quote a tweet instead of retweeting it.</p> + <p>Middle-clicking is usually done by pressing your mouse wheel as if it was a button. Some mice or other devices, such as laptop touchpads, may have a dedicated button or button combination instead.</p> </div> </details>