Bike adds row types!
Use row types to add another level of structure and meaning to your outlines. You can now include heading rows, task list rows, ordered list rows, and more.
The easiest way to use row types is through Bike’s new “smart row types” feature. In a new row, type one of the following markdown inspired shortcuts–followed by a space:
# |
Heading |
> |
Blockquote |
| ``` | Code Block |
: |
Note |
[], -[] |
Task List |
[x], -[x] |
Task List (completed) |
1. |
Ordered List |
-, *, + |
Unordered List |
--- |
Horizontal Rule |
The shortcut text is replaced and the row type is set. Row types are supported in both .bike and .opml outlines. Learn more about row types in Bike’s user guide.
- Added row types
- Added Format > Row > Types
- Added current row type to status bar
- Added row type options to formatting palette
- Added scripting support for row types
- Added Shortcuts automation support for row types
- Added text statistics for selected text
- Added Spelling and substitution options to Edit menu
- Added “Use smart links” autocorrect option
- Changed autocorrect options to a new settings panel
- Changed checking and autocorrect options to be global
- Changed checking options to live in text checking panel
- Changed menus, removing “Row” and adding “Go”
- Changed selection drawing to only highlight text
- Improved focus buttons spacing
- Increased focus out button visibility
- Fixed crash when pasting rtf text with CMYK colors
- Fixed crash when selecting within font ligature
- Fixed opening Mail.app message links
- Fixed invalid stylesheet caches