Editor

How the panel works

1. Choose where it goes. Pick a gallery under In; the address fills itself from the title, and you can change it.
2. Write. Title above, text below, in markdown: a blank line between paragraphs, *italic*, **bold**, [a link](https://…). Everything is kept in this browser as you type.
3. Queue it. The draft waits in the queue; nothing is public yet. It also queues itself three seconds after you stop typing (a Dropbox-only page saves to its file), and never publishes itself. Delete this draft, under the margin, removes it from this device and from the queue.
4. Publish. Press Save & publish twice, or open Queue and press Publish twice. It is on the site at once, and in Dropbox and git within ten minutes.
5. A new gallery or section: write its introduction as a piece under the place it belongs (Home (top level) for a new section in the main menu), and publish it. It is then in the In list, and new pieces can go under it.
6. To change a page already on the site, use Open page, edit, queue, publish. Its tags, date and place in its gallery are kept.
7. Upload takes .md files written as ## Title, ### /address, then the text, the way publish.sh reads them.
8. Offline the panel still opens (once it has been opened online) and keeps everything you write under Drafts › On this device. Queue from there when you are back online.
9. Attach puts an image (any format; it is made into a light WebP first) or a PDF of up to 1 MB into the text where the cursor is; you can also drag files onto the writing or paste an image. Images show on the page; a PDF becomes a link. Attaching needs the internet.
10. Focus leaves only the writing: the sentence or paragraph you are in stays lit and the rest fades, and the line you are on stays in the middle. Choose sentence or paragraph, how many stay lit (×1 to ×5) and how faint the rest is under Display. Writing mode is the same in full screen; Esc leaves either.
11. Display also changes the writing's typeface (any font on this computer too, for the writing only), weight, alignment, contrast and how faint the markdown marks are.
12. Download gives the piece as .md, .rtf or, through the print window, a PDF with its images, online or not.
13. Site style sets the public site's theme and lets you add CSS of your own, with a preview before you save.