How do you “duplicate an artboard vertically” ? There’s only one duplicate command, right?

It’s an interesting idea, but given that plugins can only run when you ask them to (not automatically when you duplicate an artboard) it’ll probably be faster for you to cmd+d then immediately cmd+r to get your artboard name right. Like someone else said, it’d be easy for a plugin to incorrectly guess the name you want, then you have to rename it yourself anyway.

Scripting-wise, incrementing names is trickier than arranging artboards based on names that are already set (I made such a plugin, in fact, although it probably doesn’t line up with your particular naming conventions.)

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Or copy it to Adobe Photoshop CC 2015/Presets/Scripts/ if you plan on using it often.

I’ve seen this with PDFs not generated by Sketch. Have you tried deleting your OS X font cache recently? Might be worth a shot.

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But Reporter is more flexible for what you track.

Bank Gothic gets my vote, too. It’s all caps, but the “lowercase” caps are too thin compared to the “uppercase” caps. But that doesn’t stop folks from using it mixed case. It’s primarily used for sci-fi these days. If you want to use Bank Gothic, use Eurostile instead.

See also: Redacted: A Font for Web and Desktop

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Since nobody else has mentioned it (if it matters), the background color of the bezel now matches the Yosemite menu bar. If you use the light menu bar style (the default) the bezel will be white, like in those screenshots. If you use the dark menu bar, the bezels are black to match.

This isn’t a great tutorial.

background-attachment: fixed + background-size: cover = problems on mobile.

The demo works if you resize your desktop browser, but open it on an iPhone and hit the “Load Some Content” button and you’ll see the issue.

Hopefully, folks who need a tutorial like this will take the time to test it thoroughly while implementing instead of assuming the author has done the testing.