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# Blessed v0.1.0 - new terminal goodies for node.js  The features demonstrated in the above gif __element transparency/shadow__ and __border docking__. ## New useful options for your typewriter application: - __`transparent` option__ - Lower element opacity to 50%. This will display dimmed elements and content behind the foreground element using a naive color blending function (good enough for a terminal's limited amount of colors). works best with 256color terminals. (see widget-shadow.js) - __`shadow` option__ - Give the element a translucent shadow. Automatically darkens the background behind it. (see widget-shadow.js) - __`dockBorders` option__ - Element borders will automatically "dock" to each other. Instead of overlapping the borders end up connecting. (see widget-dock.js) - __`autoPadding` default__ - Auto padding is now enabled by default, meaning blessed will automatically position elements inside their parent's border. - __`rleft` property__ - Relative offsets are now default element properties (`left` instead of `rleft`). - __`draggable` property__ - Make any element draggable with the mouse. (see widget-shadow.js or widget-dock.js) - __`Table` and `ListTable` elements__ - Tables with a high quality rendering. (see widget-table.js and widget-listtable.js) - __`Log` element__ - A top to bottom logger box with scrollback and other features. (see widget-log.js) - __Obscurable borders__ - In addition to docking borders, it's possible to obscure borders by sliding them off the screen with negative offsets. (see widget-dock.js) - __Percentage expressions__ - Like CSS, arithmetic can now be performed on percentages. e.g. `width: '50%-1'`. This is useful for overlapping borders on elements with a percentage width. (see widget-dock.js) ## Other features that weren't mentioned before: - __`setHover` option__ - Set a hover text box to follow cursor on mouseover, similar to how a web browser handles the "title" attribute. (see widget.js) - __`Terminal` element__ - Spin up a pseudo terminal as a blessed element. useful for writing a terminal multiplexer. (requires term.js and pty.js as optional dependencies). (see example/multiplex.js) - __`Image` element__ - Uses `w3mimgdisplay` to draw real images your terminal. this is much easier than calling w3mimgdisplay by hand. Image elements behave like any other element, although it is wise to use `width: 'shrink', height: 'shrink'`. (see widget-image.js) --- The major things that justified the 0.1.0 release were fixes and stabilization of api (`autoPadding`/`rleft`/`left`). Scrolling boxes were almost completely revamped to work a bit smarter. --- ## Things yet to come: - __@secrettriangle's [improvements](https://github.com/slap-editor/slap) for textareas__ - This allows for real text navigation. - __Gravity and margin layouts__ This is something that's been in the idea bin for a while. Every element could potentially have properties like: ``` gravity: 'bottomleft', margin: 5, `` In other words, just a more complex `float` system than what the CSSOM is used to.