thanks! I feel better about not finding it anyway ...

Is there a way on iOS to change the named styles, like "normal"? I'd like to change the font size, maybe even the typeface.

Also feel free to tell me where I should have found this info.

Thanks!

Please cause Scrivener iOS to remember where one saves the compile output as part of the file. (Yes, I know that would mean that a compile requires a save of some kind.) Here's why: I write blog articles in Scrivener, mostly iOS, sometimes MacOS, because it's such a good place to write. When I'm rea...

i'm on 13.3. it'd be nice to list the %g choices in the popup help for those of us who've been Appling forever and never knew that. thanks, let me know if there's something to try or more info i can send.

On iPad Pro with keyboard. If I type command F to find something, and hit enter, it finds the next occurrence of the thing found, and the find/replace boxes disappear. Typing command F again flashes the binder column and does not search or bring up the boxes again, until I touch the binder, re-elect...

Thanks, I stumbled on that, finally. I hope it's not current, because I'd love to have a few more ...

I'm not sure what you call the full-draft view that we get if we click the hamburger thing at the bottom of the text page. Whatever that is, it shows folder names for folders with no contained text, and does not show the document name for documents with no text. My request is that in this view, plea...

Found a list in the (i) file in the compile. I imagine it's current. It'd be nice to add a few of the ones that work in the big versions.

title says it all. Thanks!

My compile appearance thing has different settings for folder titles and text titles. (Folder titles end in f### and text in t###.) My document compiles with all saying t. I discovered this while vainly searching for a way to compile in synopses, which has been on the wish list since 2016. What am I...

I'm trying to find projects, not documents, sorry if I was unclear. So, for example, today, I created a new project on iOS, and have to use Finder or Open ... to find it because Scrivener Mac doesn't know about it yet.

Not a deadly problem, but it'd be nice if they cooperated just a bit better.

Mac does know what I've done on the Mac. It doesn't know what I've done in iOS. It'd be nice if they'd share this information. I get that they don't, and probably won't. It'd still be nice.

Marvelous. Clear user need, not gonna do it because the first idea I had, implement a complete file management system, would be too hard. Ah, well, it's a great product, and if I had a great product, as perhaps I do in my own fashion, I, too, would do it the way I bloody well pleased. It's all good....

Today I decided to combine two fairly long projects (10-ish documents each) into one, to make a sort of book thing. Here's what I did: First, duplicate the first project, edit the copy, move all its documents down into a new folder for part 1 or whatever it is. Then, in the second project, compile t...

I use the iOS version more than the Mac version, because I lug my iPad around and not my laptop or iMac. Scrivener iOS is a very nice writing environment. A thing I really like about it is that when it opens, it shows me two key views of all my work: the projects in alphabetical order, and the proje...