There are several options for background color and map layout. If I want to dive deep into the formatting options, iThoughts is ready to please with global and level specific settings. The great thing here is that I get a gorgeous map style that I can save as a custom setting and apply to any map in the future. At the simple end of the spectrum, I set some basic attributes like line shape, layout and callout styles and apply the rainbow spectrum for coloring. The formatting options in iThoughts are as simple or complex as I want to make it. There are a number of bug fixes but two of the biggest new features are x-callback-url support and highly customizable map themes. For example open a PDF in its own DEVONthink window (⌘O or Open) and put a Sublime Text, or iThoughts X, or other app’s document in the other side of the split.There’s a beautiful update to iThoughts for iOS available now.
Split view on OS X also works great with DEVONthink.Working with this set up is especially enjoyable on iPad Pro 12.9".While you are working in Editorial, you can access other documents in the DTTG side of the screen.You can, obviously, split screens with Editorial on the left instead of right, if you want.
The round tripping will get goofed up if you send a document to the external editor twice without doing the deletion in the external editor. Once you have sent the document to Editorial again (Step 3, above), unless you have first deleted the instance from Editorial the round tripping will get goofed up.DEVONthink will replace the older version with the new update coming in from Editorial. When you are ready to commit your change to DTTG, use Open In > Import to DEVONthink from Editorial’s workflow menu – be sure NOT to use Copy to DEVONthink.Your document is now open in Editorial, where you can use its much-richer markdown editing features and the deep automation and export features available there.In DTTG, with the document selected, choose Open In > Copy to Editorial.Split your screen (swipe from right edge) and open Editorial in the right panel.Do some editing there or just move to the next step md as markdown correctly and will not offer to open that document in a markdown editor. A quirk of DTTG2 does not recognize documents not ending in. Make sure the name you give to the document ends with. With Editorial 1.3, iOS split view, and DTTG2’s handling of “round-tripping” documents to and from external editors, you can have your documents in DTTG2 and easily edit them in Editorial side by side. In my opinion, DEVONthink on OS X and iOS is best when it is used with companion apps such as Editorial – the best of all worlds. This version improves support for the iPad Pro and, importantly for DEVONthink users, support for split view on modern versions of iOS. One of my favorite markdown editors on iOS, Editorial, recently had a upgrade to v1.3.
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