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When an attribute value is deleted, the attribute itself is removed. If an attribute with an empty value is needed, it can be set using a contextual action or by leaving the value empty when the attribute is added.

The predefined attributes are presented before the other ones in the Attributes view. Therefore, the attributes defined on an element are more visible, without the need to scroll down a list with a large number of possible attributes.

Different font styles and colors are used to mark attribute states, allowing you to rapidly spot previously set attributes, default values, and invalid attributes.

The validation, transformation, spell checking and search results are presented in a tree-table view that allows a far better layout than the tree or table views previously available.

A tree-table presentation allows user-defined grouping and sorting. The keys used for grouping form the tree, while the rest of the information is presented using a table layout. The remaining table columns can be sorted.

The results were enhanced with additional information to identify the operation that issued them. This information is used by the tree-table viewer to group messages from the same operation. Relevant messages related to batch operations or complex validation scenarios are easily identifiable.