I have a iPhone 6+ and the font even at its smallest is overly large for my screen, I could see and edit much smaller fonts easily considering how big my phone is. Unfortunately the setting wont allow me to lower the font size, yet I remember reading somewhere that's its possible to change pythonistas default UI with scripts. Is their a script to permanently(or temporarily) change the default font size for working within the script editor? If their is can you please post it? If not thanks anyways.

The gear is settings, and settings wont allow me to lower the font size as I said earlier.

thanks

Ok, this is a fairly dumb question, and I am new to webpage development, but it is easy enough to use HTML with Bottle, such as in...

from bottle import route, run
@route('/hello')
def hello():
return """<P>Hello World!</P>""" #Not an entire HTML form, but still valid 

run(host='localhost', port=8080, debug=True)

But will embedding the javascript into the HTML actually work? I don't think its a completely foolish question as javascript is interpreted along with the HTML by the browser.

I'm new to both python and pythonista and I'm wondering how long a script will run before it shuts down? Will a script shut down even when actively being used or only when run in the background.

Thanks!