Hi,

It would be nice if we could adjust the line height. The current default line height seems a bit cramped and it would ease reading text if we could increase the height a bit.

Thanks!

Ale

No automatic syncing is easy to work around, but when you Upload This or Download Latest, you're firing blind — I propose a warning for when the file on-server has changed since download.

I have a few ideas, although I am not sure whether they are bugs or merely unimplemented.

First things first, function descriptors would be extremely nice. It'd make it a lot easier to use functions; i propose that they could be user-defined and/or built-in. something such as how VSCode does it would be amazing.

Second, I've noticed that imports don't have autocomplete, which is terrible. It's really frustrating to have modules in which you cant autocomplete the path to them (particularly namespace-style modules, accessed with the "@" symbol.).

Third, we need autocomplete/suggestions. It's so tedious to code without being able to see functions without typing them all out after looking in the relevant file (especially if they're from an external module, such as React.).

Also, if possible, it would be nice to have a way to customize the editor, such as something like style editing.

This lack of ease-of-use makes me, and probably people that think like me, want to either switch to another editor or make our own.

If needed, I can provide examples as well.

When editing documents with YAML Frontmatter (https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#extension-yaml_metadata_block), it could be quite nice to have the option to expose title alongside or in place of filename. 

Sure, we can do webDAV, but it would be easier to share.

I definitely bought Pro for $70, but I'd like to see an option for future donations. I abhor "subscription only" and will always believe in "free or to support buy the app; donate as you will".

Is any way to recognize keywords for theme correlated to syntax of specified language? I’ve changed theme using tmTheme-Editor and most of my files is colored by using new definitions but markdown files started to be  black & white. 

I don’t know what keywords are responsible for markdown syntax highlighting. 

Piotr

Just wondering if you support loading JavaScript files that are not located in the same folder as the html file?

I have the following folder structure…

Textastic/Library

Textastic/Filters

Textastic/CanvasPlay

the html file in CanvasPlay includes the following script files..
../Library/script.js
../Filters/script.js

script.js

script.js loads, but not the other files.

am I missing something, or does your viewer not support this?