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?

I love this app so much. I am using it as an enhanced regular text editor. And it is the best I have found. I can’t help dreaming further though :) It would be great to have the option to display the whole captured symbol in symbol list. Right now the list displays only what fits the width of the screen. 

Also adding the ability to fold hierarchical items would give the ability to see the forest for the trees and navigate what can be a long list more easily with a fold all/ unfold all button. 

thanks for all the awesome work!

Hallo!

Ich denke, daß sie Phase5 kennen. Der hat ein sehr cleveres Feature namens „Includes“: https://www.phase5.info/Hilfe/index.html?projektweit_includes_aktualisi.html 

Kann Ihr Editor so etwas auch?

Wenn nicht, könnte so erwas inkludiert werden?
;)

Support for external CSS is a must!! I woudn’t mind if available on a paid app (I’m an iPad user). Koder is actually capable of this, but Textastic is just much better otherwise.

Another, minor issue, is that I save my work on iCloud, Documents folder. I can edit files by tapping on them in the Files app. It would be nice to navigate throu other iCloud folders natively on Textastic

How about a CLI so a file can be opened in T from a shell, e.g., iSH on iPad or Terminal on Mac? For example,

$ tastic <file>

Very convenient when working in a shell!

Thank you,

I'd like an editor theme with no syntax coloring, or a way to turn off syntax coloring. Ideally a theme like the Acme editor, with a light yellow background and black text. I don't use syntax coloring in the other editors I use, I find it distracting.

Google’s changes to the Google Drive API are forcing me to remove the built-in Google Drive client from Textastic for iOS/iPadOS.

You can find more information in the detailed article at:

https://blach.io/2024/03/28/removal-of-textastic-google-drive-client/

It would save a ton of painful debugging work to be able to include virtual file includes from within the preview instead of having to upload the file to a server before it can be previewed . If the file structure within Textastic exists, pulling a virtual link from other directories that are not just a child of the current directory.

(Like:

<!--#include virtual="/header.shtml" -->

for example.)

I hate clicking it every time I upload one or more files! And no, your “new” upload to.. doesn’t save any extra time, nor do I ever use it.

- type a multi line note

- select everything 

- Copy

- Paste into Gmail app

All line breaks are lost.