Thanks,
I have added your tip into my new iA Writer help folder.
This is a good forum to belong to!!!
Regards,
Peter
Thanks,
I have added your tip into my new iA Writer help folder.
This is a good forum to belong to!!!
Regards,
Peter
I’m becoming more familiar with iA Writer and am looking at developing my own template.
I have used a “common template” (normal.css) with HTML and Markdown documents for many years. It uses Georgia font for most text and Verdana font for headings. It has a few other simple CSS rules but is not very complex.
I use iA Writer on my two iPads and my iPhone. I no longer use a Mac.
I thought of using the iA Writer Helvetica template as a base and modifying it. It seems like it might be just a case of changing the several CSS files in the Helvetica template. But I’m not sure.
I wonder if anyone else has tried such an approach or if anybody would be interested in working with me to develop “Normal.iatemplate”.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Peter
I haven’t built a template from scratch, but there are quite a few available on GitHub, including iA’s own documentation and guide for creating them.
I’ve collected a few in a list here.
Do those themes work on the Mac also?
I have few unrelated concerns about Taio and I hope these don’t come across as frivolous concerns. Here I go -
I tried to follow that Twitter thread/spat another user has had posted here but the dev a/c @cynapps
is locked now. @taioapp
seems to have had its last update over two years ago.
However there is another editor app (not notes app and I guess by the same developer) MarsEdit (MarkEdit) and that is indeed open source (dev: cyanzhong (Ying Zhong) · GitHub) and that has been seeing active development.
So I believe either Taio is abandoned and/or one could use it with proper precautions (or some kind of audit at personal level).
I think you mean MarkEdit, which is on the site your link goes to. MarsEdit is by Red Sweater Software, a respected developer.
Sorry for the typo. This dev’s app is GitHub - MarkEdit-app/MarkEdit: Just like TextEdit on Mac but dedicated to Markdown. (corrected in my original reply as well). (PS. But my original concern was/is with Taio app not being open source and somewhat concerning dev domicile region and also kinda abandoned).
Thanks for pointing out the typo. Appreciate it.