Superscript?
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Hi! Possible to format text as superscript somehow (or subscript)?
(I think I just used HTML back when I could enter Markdown in Day One, but that’s not possible now?)Using Android app right now.
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On the Mac now, using 2023.26 version of DayOne app, I can select, from the … button Open in… > Plain Text / Markdown > TextEdit (or whatever editor), but changing the Journal.txt file being opened doesn’t seem to be saved to my DayOne journal entry, so this looks like just an export option(?).
(I’m pretty sure I could edit in Markdown directly in the iOS app some years ago, or am I just confused?) 😅
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Hi, @stokkeland! Markdown support has been delayed in the Android app, but it should still work on both Mac and iOS by using the following code in the code block:
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Thanks for the reply! I didn’t know I could use code blocks like that, I’ve always used triple backticks for literal code in my Markdown :) (Hope Android gets this too soon) :)
One issue, though(?), when I use this, the code block is displayed bright (black on white), when the rest of the journal entry is nice and dark (since I’m using Dark Mode). Any solution to that? :-)
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@stokkeland There isn’t any customization you can do with that at this time. I’d be happy to forward your feedback to the team.
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I’m going to chip in on either making more customization available through some version of sliders or pickers — e.g. Ulysses (if memory serves) — or making the CSS accessible. (I mean, it is just CSS, and if a user borks something there can always be a “reset to default” button.)
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@lawrence909 testing this myself, I’m able to add a code block on iOS 2024.11 using
`</code> to begin it. I do have to long press on an apostrophe to access this backtick to begin it, which is confusing. I hope that helps clarify things for you. Please let me know if you have any questions or still have issues adding a code block in your iOS app</p>
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