Add textwrangler theme please.

The app is really easy and self explaning, but I think it could be nice for newbees to get a quick overview of the app. Just a quick screenprint with a short explanations to the topics. How to start a new document (file) and how to upload it to a server. 

I typically use a delimiter other than commas when working with csv - makes life easier so I don't have to close everything is quotes. Well I've got a question about whether the app, when using the markup preview, recognizes the command "sep=" or not. Two files one where the command seems to be followed and the other where it obviously isn't. (Note: both files are UTF-8 with CSV syntax)

Hi Alexander, Is it possible to add vertical edge line function? (like the one in notepad++)

I've purchased Textastic for all my Apple devices—iPhone 6 Plus, iPad Mini, and MacBook Pro. It'd certainly be nice, on the go, to be able to use the advantage of iCloud to update my many files "in unison" without having to FTP-download updates to locally-stored files! I'd move all those local files to iCloud. However, currently, I see Move, but I see no way to specify iCloud as the target. Add it!

This would be great.

Hello,
I was searching how to add JSHint support to Textastic, and wondered if those TextMate bundles are/may/will be supported in Textastic:(from http://www.jshint.com/install/):
- https://github.com/bodnaristvan/JSHint.tmbundle
- https://github.com/fgnass/jshint.tmbundle
- http://rondevera.github.com/jslintmate/
- https://github.com/natesilva/jshint-external.tmbun...
Thanks for your insight!
Kind regards,
MZ

This idea isn’t originally mine but it’s proved to be very useful; I am borrowing (and adjusting) it from another app called Tex Touch which I’m using for compiling LaTeX codes:

- one-finger swipe to the right: moves the cursor one character to the right;
- two-finger swipe to the right: moves the cursor to the beginning of next word;
- three-finger swipe to the right: moves the cursor to the end of next word;

* plus a similar behavior for left swipes correspoding to one character to the left, to the beginning of previous word and to the end of previous word, respectively.

It saves a lot of hassle using the magnifier, I think (in the other app I mentioned, I rarely find myself in need of using the magnifier).