In Settings-->Editor-->General, make sure "Folding" is enabled (I can't remember if it's switched on by default).

In Taskpaper mode, Editorial recognises lines that end with a colon (:) as headings. In Markdown mode, lines that begin with hashes (#) are headings as per canonical Markdown. Taskpaper folding respects indent levels.

Folding can also be implemented via workflows, which allows you to set things up in a way that suits you, and to control folding irrespective of syntax mode. See the following examples:

http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5830937191383040/_eD31MsIIzo

http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5808136921284608/5vSeu1APl5w

http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5876841533407232/ruJGzB9j9aQ

http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5871227071627264/MnOqmin2fvk

@CascadeHush If we're talking about templating blocks of functionality from within workflows, then yes, presets work nicely— something I only discovered myself recently. In order to set a whole sequence of workflow steps as a preset, I've sometimes used "if" blocks as wrappers/containers. Put the steps you want to keep as a reusable block in an "if" block, set that as your preset, then unpack them in your new workflow when needed.

Almost forgot: "sub-workflow" might also be helpful in this context?

Glad they work for you. ;)

• Auto-deselect if nothing's been selected: pretty easily done (updates now available via v2 links previously posted).
• Cursor position in line: that's a little more challenging for me. Range math in Editorial hurts my brain.
• First line / last line bugs: noted that in v1, but shouldn't be a problem in v2. Can you confirm you were using v2 when you saw this issue?
• Non-destructive handling of items: v2 tries to be a bit smarter about indents. I acknowledged in the description that If you select a block of text that doesn't have a # in it (very simple check for markdown/taskpaper headers), the workflow will trim whitespace from each item/line and attempt to reconstruct indents depending on where the block is moved to. Admittedly not so good for blocks of items with variable indentation. Workaround for now: insert a # anywhere in the block you want to move to skip any trimming— that'll just move the blocks as they are.

Update: V2 auto-indents individual items with respects to header levels. Also maintains selection so you can fire the shortcut repeatedly in quick succession (doh!)...

Up: http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5900619277664256/SONfDKRJ4VM
Down: http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5910247084392448/sEf36J2wCuY

I'm currently wedded to iThoughts. I've tested others in the past (though not recently) and by comparison, iThoughts offered a powerful set of features with good import/export options (copy/paste indented text to mindmap hierarchy, for example...). Also, good support for URL schemes and cross platform operability ensured that it was my default choice.

Up: http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5900873318268928/jTSfUw5xcs8
Down: http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5812251499954176/gxIFRX9kMvI

Couldn't find the originals, so put these together. Could be improved, but should offer a basic solution. I love the fact that Editorial allows you to put this kind of thing together so quickly!

I did put together a workflow like this, but never published it— I originally thought a shortcut would be useful when using an external keyboard, but went through a phase of trying to minimalist my workflow list, and decided to rely on the existing drag handles instead. If I’ve got it archived anywhere, I’ll post it... (but please don’t hold breath in anticipation!)

The built-in find command should select the entire matched word...

Ah— good to know I'm not going crazy! Sad to see it go. It was one of the “above and beyond” features that added a little extra shine to Editorial for me. That said, it’s not a feature I use every day. I certainly wouldn’t mind seeing it make a return in a future release, but I can appreciate the drive to pull back on underused features.

Can someone please remind me how to access file versions through Editorial? I It’s been a while since I’ve needed to, but I thought I used to get there by tapping on the file name in the editor, then tapping on the Dropbox icon. Now all I get is an indication of when the file was last uploaded, and the option to “Share Dropbox Link”...