This is the best I've come up with:

^⌥⌘L and then hit Return.

Any suggestions on the quickest way to add one or more keywords to a document? My preference is to work from the keyboard only, but I haven't found a keyboard shortcut that gets the job done. I can get to the keyword pane in the inspector with ^⌥⌘J but haven't found a way to navigate to the Keyword ...

Is there a a good way to see the number of documents tagged with each keyword? I know I can do this one at a time but looking for a way to see the count for all keywords at once.

I recommend memorizing a few basic keyboard shortcuts. For me, this has made Scrivener navigation so much faster; I use the keyboard as much as possible.

Navigate to the title of the current editor: ^⌥⌘T

Another useful shortcut is to set the title to text in the editor. This is: ⇧⌥⌘T

I sent support a slimmed down Scrivener file which reproduced the issue but I didn't hear back.

I ended up deleting my custom Ebook format and using Scrivener's out of the box Ebook format: That works.

When I have time, I'll try to rebuild my previous format.

Thank you!

By default, the ePub cover (at least as it shows in iBooks) is a colored background, the name of the work in large text, and the name of the author in smaller text. Is it possible to add dynamic content to this cover such as the date printed?

Thank you Keith.

Nit: Why do I see different file icons for my Scrivener files in Finder? This is on my Mac. All files are updated and have been used with Scrivener 3.



Scrivener 3 / MAC High Sierra / iOS (iPhone / iPad

I've seen the same behavior. Downloading file list is markedly slower now.

Is it possible to search by file type? For example, find all .gif or .jpg or .scap?

It is is still happening now that High Sierra has been released.

I have a project that's becoming too big. I want to locate large files (mostly pdfs I assume) and store them as external resources instead.

Is there a way from within Scrivener to identify files by file size, or must I go into the Finder? (I am comfortable doing the latter if I must.)

Thank you Keith. By the way, great work on the iPhone app. Long-time user, and very impressed.

To clarify, I'm speaking only of the iOS integration.