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jmonegro
16y ago
Not necessarily, PayPal, for instance, may not be viable in some countries.
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I need a MacBook Pro (or, web development on the cheap)
(wrttn.in)
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jmonegro
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Moousture
(maxpert.github.com)
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jmonegro
16y ago
I see...
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jmonegro
16y ago
Thanks. Indeed, the purpose is very different.
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jmonegro
16y ago
you have to put the actual link. For example, either with a <a href=""></a> or, say "link" http://url.com in textile.
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16y ago
I'm prepping a mobile version of the site.
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16y ago
Thanks!
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16y ago
It works in every browser. Even IE.
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16y ago
Yeah good point.
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16y ago
To answer both your questions, the API system I'm building will allow you to download all your wrttns. Also, I'm building export features that will turn your wrttn into a pdf or a text file.
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16y ago
Thank you! I'd been wondering how it looked on the iPad
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16y ago
Thanks, I'll take it into account. I actually thought of this, which is why I decided to phrase it best experience .
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16y ago
Love the idea. I'll add it to the to-do list.
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16y ago
I have basic XSS protection from the main area, but didn't realize I had to protect the CSS field. Thank you for that. This is why I love getting feedback from HN: most of the time you will find something I'd overlooked. edit: and yes, I'm
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16y ago
It works perfectly fine in Firefox, but you don't get to see the custom scrollbars and create button, which use webkit-specific CSS3.
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16y ago
I don't think it's too difficult to remember. But if many feel this way, I'll consider other options.
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jmonegro
16y ago
Hmmm... very interesting idea. I'll work on that when I finish the full API (write, not just read)
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16y ago
I've added a new "Go Wide" button.
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16y ago
I just updated the app. Check out the new "Go wide" button.
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16y ago
I moved the ad down precisely because of this. I will consider your suggestion. Thanks! edit: maybe even have a .txt file beamed through the command line.
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16y ago
Thanks for your comments. You can preview what you've done through the "preview" button, complete with any custom CSS you might have added. I understand what you mean about the bigger writing space. I've been looking for the best way of opt
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16y ago
I'm not after SEO benefits. In fact, something I forgot to add was the robots.txt to stop indexing user pages. I'll add the copyright terms. By "no ads" on point three, I mean no ads on _your content_. Thanks for your input.
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16y ago
Some inspiration for wrttn actually came from markdownr.com. Originally I set out to build a similar layout, but I decided against it because of a space thing.
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16y ago
It doesn't. I only added a textile reference; I will be adding a markdown one soon. Sorry about that.
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16y ago
I sort of know what you're saying but not really. You mean having text inside the textarea (with, say, textile/markdown basics? though I added a textile reference) and delete it on focus?
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16y ago
Thanks. You can use HTML.
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16y ago
Thanks. I'll look into it.
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16y ago
Notepad.cc is good, but it doesn't give you Textile/Markdown, custom CSS, automatic media embedding (through oEmbed), and the other features I've included in Wrttn.
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16y ago
I've been told that yes. I'm still working on how to do it, someone suggested that I just update the preview window.
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