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I'd be interested too! I think on iPad, the easiest thing is to have a fixed toolbar at the top of text area. (But still, this repo is a very nice work!)

• buro9 13y ago
  But how would that work? Is the experience as per Android that if you select text then the OS cut-and-paste dialogue appears?
  • c2prods 13y ago
    You could tap the button to add a <strong> element, then type your text and re-tap the button to close </strong>. Or you could select it and tap the button directly, but you'd have to dismiss the OS dialogue. I mean, it looks feasible on iOS, as I don't use Android, I can't really tell…
  • desas 13y ago
    Presumably like the google drive app, it doesn't show the cut and paste action bar but keeps the formatting bar, it does pop-up a cut and paste dialog. Evernote does show the cut and paste action bar but also has the text formatting bar at the bottom of the app, which will work on the selection.
• bergie 13y ago
  That is exactly what I do in Hallo: http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/hallo-editor/ http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/hallo-editor/