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  Is there a way to highlight text in editor and preview
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  omz

  @BoxOfSnoo There is no setting you'd need to turn on. Does it work in the editor?

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  Can I rename the current file using a workflow?
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  ccc

  You can os.listdir('.') to see if the file is in the Current Working Directory.

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  BUG: Deadly sync problem erases data from open file
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  elsatch

  Thanks @omz for your reply.

  Finally I was able to recover files using your method. I'm not sure it's the best solution but at least it worked.

  I still have doubts about using Editorial or Drafts when I am traveling, but I wanted to update on this important issue.

  Thanks again and keep on with your good work!

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  List of sub-workflows
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  tguillemin

  Thank you very much for your answer.

  It works, of course, beautifully.

  Thanks again

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  Adding a page header to PDF output
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  NikkiSchwartzVB

  @omz thanks again! It's overall fan friggin tastic. :)

  I'll play with this soon

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  line breaks vs paragraph breaks in html preview
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  dgelessus

  I don't have Ulysses, so I can't test there. But the regular Markdown syntax for paragraph and line breaks works for me in Editorial.

  For a paragraph break (i. e. a new <p>...</p> in HTML), you need at least two newlines (at least one blank line in between paragraphs). For a line break without starting a new paragraph (i. e. a <br/> in HTML), you need to type at least two spaces and then a single line break. If you don't add the two spaces before the line break, it is ignored and replaced with a space.

  Also, the HTML preview automatically wraps most text so it fits on the screen without horizontal scrolling. That isn't specific to Editorial though - HTML text soft wraps by default unless you disable it using CSS.

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  List of workflows?
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  franco

  @omz thank you very much!

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  Continuing work on MacBook
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  pageboy

  Try Atom from https://atom.io

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  Editorial as a 3rd party keyboard. (Fantasy World)
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  NikkiSchwartzVB

  I love Workflow... I use it to schedule appointments from contact info, with specific notes and send automatic confirmation emails.

  I wonder if workflow could make editorial interface with PDFEXPERT?

  (Actually the r/workflow is where I found out about Editorial)

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  Periodic (i.e. daily) execution of workflow
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  Spell checking
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  Chicago em dashes mess with italicization
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  Regex help request
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  franco

  Thank you, @ccc!

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  Broken links in online Editorial Workflow Directory
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  NikkiSchwartzVB

  I noticed this, but thought it needed to be opened in editorial to click the link. That would be useful.

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  CSV to mmd table
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  NikkiSchwartzVB

  And soooooooo.....

  Here is a workflow for this step of my process. http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5771846762889216/xI4LXsctvGg

  The csv is exported from iOS Numbers into editorial. This workflow takes the file contents of that csv (which is default named Blank.csv) and converts it to a mmd table, adds borders in the HTML step. Replaces the csv text with the mmd table... and in the shared workflow outputs to a PDF file. I'll save that step until I'm done with the whole report.

  All python thanks to @ccc , who is effing fantastic.

  💃🏻🕺🏼💥🌟✨💫🍾🥂🎆🎇🎉

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  TP: Archive & Move to Archive.taskpaper
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  rol46

  Builds on the Archive @done in the Editorial Workflow Directory.

  This workflow appends @done tasks in a TaskPaper document to the top of a separate CompletedTasks.taskpaper file in Dropbox. Attaches the date that the new archived tasks were added.

  It then returns to the original file.

  http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5810637028458496/dMt1PRVgU-8

  There is a sister workflow, Select Archive, that selects the archived tasks at the bottom of the original file In case you wish to delete them. However, it leaves the deletion step itself to the user as a safety precaution.

  http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5882227254624256/9u-FUc2loSs

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  Workflow help needed
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  Beginner Custom UI, how to get the python script?
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  NikkiSchwartzVB

  Thanks! That's beautiful!

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  Workflow Question
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  rol46

  I solved the problem by find/replace tab with # before doing the find/replace \s+, and after I got rid of excess space, I reverse the fine/replace.

  It's a good solution, and if there are 2 or more tabs, it correctly replaces them.

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  Library/module for Editorial via Pythonista?
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  ccc

  #coding: utf-8 import os import shutil import urllib import workflow import zipfile # get the files url = 'https://github.com/burnash/gspread/archive/master.zip' pkg_name = url.split('/')[4] # gspread zip_name = pkg_name + '.zip' print("downloading...") urllib.urlretrieve(url, zip_name) print("extracting...") with zipfile.ZipFile(zip_name) as in_file: in_file.extractall() srce_dir = os.path.join(os.getcwdu(), pkg_name + '-master', pkg_name) dest_dir = '~/Documents/site-packages' if not os.path.exists(dest_dir): os.makedirs(dest_dir) print('moving {} to {}...'.format(pkg_name, dest_dir)) shutil.move(srce_dir, dest_dir) print('done.')