In some views, it is quite common that the height of the view becomes rather high due to space requirements of different panels and other elements and thus it recommended to use a mouse with a wheel to scroll the page. Sometimes even that is not sufficient to maintain usability, and that's why the visibility or space requirements of some parts of the view can be varied between the two options. Lever controls for this are available, for example, in the writing fine-tuning view. In the same group of levers, an lever has been added to be able to select and list also those writings and writing collections that has been marked as non-participating ones.
Writings may have several types of text parts, such as Introduction and Opinion. Their visibility to the author can be adjusted by making them visible or invisible by selecting them individually or using presets. If you disable a text part, this does not remove the text in the text part, which avoids damage. These settings do not affect how the text appears to the reader, as it is affected by whether there is content in certain textarea and, in some cases, whether a separate visibility setting is turned on in the writing fine-tuning view. These textareas can be seen in many views, wherein writings can be edited.
Some of these textareas have more sophisticated functionality, such as linking references to parts in the content text of a writing, selecting a date with the mouse, selecting tags from a dropdown list, etc.
The usefulness of the References text field is improved with a few features. When this text field is defocused, references appear in panel instead of the text field so that the links act like links. When there's a number in bracked on the left side of reference information, Ctrl-clicking it inserts a numeric reference to the text content of the writing where the cursor is positioned. Next to actual links are automatically fetched favicons. All these links will be renumbered if Ctrl is pressed at the same time during the defocusing phase, which should be used with caution, as the references already in the content text will not be changed. Clicking on the reference number in the brackets already in the content text will highlight the reference in the References panel.
If the browser allows it, links can be drag'n'dropped from browser bookmarks into the References text field when it is empty, and the links will be added to that text field. The text field will then be hidden to show the references information in the panel version. The security restrictions of many browsers prevent reading the name information of multiple links and might allow to do so only on the first one or none at all. That's why links from bookmarks can only be drag'n'dropped one at a time to the panel and all at once to the text field.
Of these textareas, the Document header and Document footer are only used in the writing sending view, where one can e.g. generate a Word document based on a writing, which can be given a header and footer. This is an experimental feature for which address, document type name and date may be given, and which will be placed in appropriate positions together with page numbering etc. The syntax is described in more detail in the placeholder hint of the relevant textareas.