Requested Feature:Ability to 'pin' labels or functions in the functions 'list' and have them listed at the top to make it easier to jump back and forth in your code, and a 'trace' capability so you can follow the course of the code to make troubleshootinG easier. Thanks for a great app! Brcause of Textastic you can code on an iPad without having to resort to that old clunky desktop computer!

I just open Textastic to make a quick edit on some text in my clipboard and found it really hard to go through all the steps to create a file select the correct location etc.

it would be much easier if we could just start editing (and maybe safe to a file later)

Is there any way to turn off auto save? This is horrible. If I am making changes to my code to test something out and accidentally close the file, it saves it. Auto save should ALWYAS be OPTIONAL.

Textastic is by far the best coding keyboard I’ve seen for iOS devices and there aren’t really any viable options for external keyboards out there. 

I would love if I could use Textastic in other apps (like if I’m submitting an issue on github) so I don’t have to copy and paste from Wikipedia just to get a backtick character. 

Running scrupulously updated Textastic, landscape mode, iOS 13.4.1. I can’t see, much less edit, the last few (say, five) lines of a file: they are hidden behind the keyboard. At best, I may sometimes proceed to portrait mode (and if needed pinch to shrink the display) to acquire the needed result. Not satisfactory!

Although Textastic supports old style Sublime editor themes, it seems to lack support for the newer .sublime-theme format. As far as I know, the .sublime-color-scheme is for the rest of the app UI beyond the editor and may be fairly specific to Sublime. Still it might contain useful information for addressing my other feature request.

It’d be nice if the UI elements that come in blue, dark, or light could match their colors to whatever editor theme the user installs and selects, like Sublime. The editor theme support (eg., TextMate/Sublime themes) for Textastic is good, but I feel limited in which themes I can actually use because of the jarring mismatch between the Textastic app UI and many editor themes.  Speaking as an iOS (iPad) user.

I would love to have my included PHP files render when I preview a page.  I keep my header, navigation, and footer content in separate pages.  When I am working on a content page, I include these files to make development more modular.  However, when I preview a page with the includes, only the content in the active page renders, not the included content.  Can this functionality be added?  Thanks for an amazing product! :)

As it is now, you can select files and folders by tapping on each one of them individually in the list. Suppose you have 25 files you want to move to a different folder. That’s a lot of tapping.

A “select all”, “unselect all” set of options would make things a lot easier.

While editing files, how about a red dot next to the file name on the tab if the file has changed but has not been uploaded? And a green dot when it has been uploaded ( or is same as version on the server).

Seems like that would be an easy one and very helpful at a glance while working on files while in a distracting environment.

Yes, some of us don't have the luxury of a nice, quiet, undistracted development environment 😉