This is a small thing, really, and maybe there is already a way to do it.
If I have several controls on a card, I can open the inspector, and, with the edit tool, click on any of them and that inspector will show the properties of the currently selected control. Great.
But if I open the "card inspector", and navigate to multiple cards, the inspector reverts to properties of the stack at each change. It would be nice to be able to "lock" the category of the inspector so that it stays as a card inspector.
Of course, actually locking forces it to show the properties of the most recent object, not just the most recent "class" of object, so that does not help.
Craig Newman
Lock inspector object class
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