Improved support for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus show a dialog before creating the document, use the selected text in the current document to create a new one, etc. But since templates are full-fledged workflows, you can do a lot more with them, e.g. Filename and content can contain variables, so it’s possible to include the current date, clipboard, etc., similar to snippets. This allows you to set the initial content, filename and selection range/cursor position of a new document.
This can be particularly useful in combination with folding because when you drag a section that’s folded, the entire contents moves with the header.ĭocument templates – Significantly improved New File menu with customizable templates and the ability to import photos from the camera roll.ĭocument templates are essentially workflows that contain a single “Create Document” action by default. When it’s enabled, drag handles are shown for every line, basically like in TaskPaper mode, but this works for Markdown and plain text. There’s a new “ Arrange Paragraphs” mode that you can turn on from the quick settings as well.
#SET NVALT DEFAULT NOTES BLUETOOTH#
If you primarily type with an external Bluetooth keyboard, you can also disable the extra on-screen keyboard row from the quick settings. The selected mode becomes the default for all documents with the same file extension, which makes the various confusing file extension settings of previous versions obsolete. You can also change the syntax highlighting mode from the quick settings. This includes a new “Text Zoom” setting that greatly simplifies changing the overall font size. Quick settings – by tapping the “Aa” button (main toolbar on iPad and iPhone 6 Plus, in the outline popup on other iPhones), you can now change editor-related settings more quickly. The editor Python module also has a few new functions to work with folded text. actions, you can also fold text from your own workflows. Using the new Fold Text, Unfold All Text, and Fold Lines Containing. The label next to a folded header shows the word count (Markdown) or number of tasks (TaskPaper) in the hidden text. You can quickly unfold all text in the current document by tapping the triangle button in the top-left corner. folding a level-1 header also folds any level-2 headers below it, up to the next level-1 header). For Markdown documents, the header level (number of ‘#’s) determines how much text is folded (e.g. Folding for Markdown sections and TaskPaper projects – this allows you to hide the contents of a section/project by tapping the triangle next to the header (in the left margin).
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