This topic has come up before, but I would love a bit of guidance on having changes/additions (when wanted) shown in a color other than black to give them easy visual reference.
I thought initially of using the stored color-defined mark to make the new text appear properly, but would I then need to set that stored mark again after every transaction or click so that it persists for the next edit? That seems easier than inspecting transactions as new text would assume that mark, specifically the class or style for revised text. I would have to add code to the paste I guess, to make it all have the mark, but that could be done.
In terms of inspecting transactions (as mentioned in a response to a poster last year), would that involve creating a view that checks all transactions, then setting a mark or creating decoration around the text affected?
I tried to read the description of the changeset module but I am not sure how to actually implement it. Is it something I would call when inspecting transactions to record the change? Some sort of implementation guide for this need would be awesome.
By the way, I also took a look at the Track Changes example code, I wonder if an iteration of that might be the best way to go, if it is smart to start there tweak it to create the decorations on the fly for new text.