Still have the same problem with seemingly no fix in sight. Have now deleted Scrivener on my iPhone and might even do the same on macOS as I’ve moved back to another writing app that has no such keyboard issue on iPhone.

I bought the new iPhone SE recently. Still having the same problem.

Still having this problem. With regards to the post above, I write on iOS in a completely different way. My main writing is done on the Mac and my iPhone writing is done on the fly, those moments when I’m out and about, and an idea occurs to me and I can peck out a line or ten with my thumb. And I d...

Yes, I’m typing above the empty lines.

The blank lines thing doesn’t seem to work for me. You end up at a point where after five or six lines of typing it still drops below the keyboard.

I think I’ve found a fix. Delete Scrivener from your phone and reinstall it. I also rebooted the phone before downloading it again from the App Store. The last line of text now doesn’t disappear below the keyboard! No guarantees this’ll work for other users but it worked for me! :D Wish I’d tried t...

I think I’ve found a fix. Delete Scrivener from your phone and reinstall it. I also rebooted the phone before downloading it again from the App Store. The last line of text now doesn’t disappear below the keyboard! No guarantees this’ll work for other users but it worked for me! :D Wish I’d tried th...

I’m having the same problem, have been for a while now and it makes the app unusable. I’m on an iPhone SE. Updating to 1.2.1 doesn’t fix the issue.

I've had the same issue, but switching the iPhone from Automatic to Dark Mode at all times, and Scrivener from System Default to Dark fixes the problem. I tend to use Scrivener on the Dark setting no matter what, but it seems if it doesn't match the iPhone's current mode, then it screws up for me.

The editor has suddenly developed a quirk on iPhone when editing a document. When I press return to start a new paragraph, the next line drops below the onscreen keyboard so that I can’t see what I’m typing. I have to the drag the page up slightly every time to be able to see it. Same thing happens ...

I've recently started using http://brain.fm which is excellent for mood music.

I'm writing a book set in New York in the nineteen seventies. I guess other than movies from the period, I'm trying to get a more detailed feel for the fashion of that time. Unless I'm looking in the wrong places, Google doesn't seem to be turning up a great deal. Does anyone know of any good books/...

Came across this excellent article about the myth of the 3 act structure, and how the 5 act structure is better. It's written in the style of the HULK, but don't let that put you off! :D Apologies if it's been posted before. Just thought I'd share it, if it hasn't. I think you'll all find it quite i...

Yes, I've encountered people like this. They usually tend to be pretty close minded people anyway, so I just ignore them. Using their rationale, I assume they think most thriller writers are probably closet serial killers.

Anyone listen to music when writing? Maybe you put on a particular piece to get you in the right frame of mind. If so, what do you listen to? As an example, at the minute I'm listening to Rubycon by Tangerine Dream. It's pretty long, about 40 minutes in length, and has a weird, creepy, sci-fi vibe t...