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    This is the community forum for my apps Pythonista and Editorial.

    For individual support questions, you can also send an email. If you have a very short question or just want to say hello — I'm @olemoritz on Twitter.


    Outline as sidebar or popover?

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    • jsamlarose
      jsamlarose last edited by

      Ole, you're a saint. Not sure if it's just me, but I can't scroll that sidebar if the text contained within it extends beneath the keyboard's upper edge...

      Regardless, Editorial's continuing to evolve as one of those apps that gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling when I think about getting work done with my iPad. Thank you.

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      • mjakubowiak
        mjakubowiak last edited by

        And is there a chance to have a sidebar showing local pdf file? (like in PDF in Browser). I was trying to rework Wikipedia sidebar, but couldn't force webview to show a local file. I would really appreciaty any help

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        • necropol
          necropol last edited by

          Bouncing off the idea of a sidebar outline, is it possible to have a fully-functioning outliner in the sidebar? A simple one of course, but one that lets you create the basic collapsible hierarchy of notes.

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          • ccc
            ccc last edited by

            Yes.

            import ui
            
            # html from http://www.w3schools.com/jquerymobile/tryit.asp?filename=tryjqmob_lists_collapsible
            
            html = '''
            Copy the html text from the left pane of the page at the url above and paste it here.
            '''
            
            web_view = ui.WebView()
            web_view.load_html(html)
            web_view.present('sidebar')
            
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            • ClareMacrae
              ClareMacrae last edited by

              If I understand what you want, then here's one I wrote earlier: Sidebar Live ToC.

              Do make sure you load the Select Range workflow - this is needed.

              Capabilities:

              • It shows table of contents, based on headings, for the current document in a sidebar panel, next to the editor.

              • The preview is updated automatically as you type, and it preserves its scroll position.

              • Links that you tap on in the preview select the corresponding heading in the document.

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              • necropol
                necropol last edited by

                Thanks, Clare. I've actually been playing around with your ToC workflow for a few days now. I like it quite a bit, though for my needs it would be handier if: a) you could call up a ToC for a document other than the one you're currently in; b) you could see not just the header, but a couple of the lines following it; and c) if the sidebar didn't close when you click in the ToC.

                Even c) by itself would be a huge boon.

                And thanks too, ccc! I will definitely check that out!

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                • necropol
                  necropol last edited by

                  ccc, that HTML outliner is excellent! Thanks again for that.

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                  • ClareMacrae
                    ClareMacrae last edited by

                    @necropol Are you on the Editorial Beta?

                    I found that when I moved to the Beta, the behaviour of Sidebars changed, and now, when opening a different file (or URL like in the ToC), the sidebar closes. This breaks any workflows that are used to keep open a list of links to files to open quickly.

                    Having said that, in the Beta, the built-in Editorial ToC indicates header levels, which the Appstore version doesn't. As a result, I'm just using the built-in ToC all the time anyway - and have just given up using the other Sidebars I had.

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                    • necropol
                      necropol last edited by

                      No, I'm just on the regular version of Editorial. Though it is running on a very cantankerous 1st-generation iPad mini...

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                      • necropol
                        necropol last edited by

                        Ah, I just checked and discovered I my memory of my experience with ToC was in error; the sidebar doesn't close as I move from file to file.

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