Although Plain Org v1.2 has been in the App Store for a little while, the release write-up was overdue, sorry. The update receives some new features and bugfixes.
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Ok, now on to what's included in the v1.2 release…
v1.0 introduced outline editing (for headings only). In v1.2, we can also edit section content. Press the return key multiple times to exit out section editing.
From the search dialog, you can now filter by keyboard, priority, and tag.
Drawers are now rendered and can be expanded to view their content.
From the Files app, you can now explicitly request launching files in Plain Org by using the "Share" menu.
This one has its rough edges at the moment, so have to mark it [experimental]{.underline}, but… you can can now render #+begin_src latex blocks.
New files created via Plain Org automatically get #+TITLE: and :ID: inserted by default as follows:
#+TITLE: My favorite title
:PROPERTIES:
:ID: 7C845D38-8D80-41B5-BEB1-94F673807355
:END:
UPDATE: Sorry, this feature currently has a bug. You may not get these values inserted into your new document. Working on a fix.
Add tags quicker via the new + button.
Keywords, indent, and tags are maintained when adding new headings via outline editing. If you prefer disabling sticky tags, this can now be disabled.
v1.2 makes the navigation bar feel more at home on your iPhone. It uses a large title which scrolls into the navigation bar.
TODO(t).