Arctic

361 readers

4 users here now

Arctic is a Lemmy client for iOS built on pure Swift. It currently supports iOS 15+ and Lemmy v0.17+

Get the latest version on TestFlight, or check it out on the AppStore.

If you would like to support Arctic’s development, feel free to Buy Me A Coffee

founded 1 year ago

MODERATORS

CreatureSurvive

Editor widgets missing a quick option for embedding a link? (self.arctic)

submitted 9 months ago by PrinceWith999Enemies to c/arctic

3 comments fedilink hide all child comments

Okay, to be fair I just started using this app an hour ago, but I’m finding the decision for an undo/redo, headline level, and strikeout being included as widgets in the toolbar when there’s no obvious option for the far more common use cases of adding links and images and such. I tend to be a long form poster, and I like to include a number of links to external articles when possible. I rely on my text editor to make it as simple as possible. In the ideal case, the editor will use popups that will prepopulate with the highlighted text (if any) for the link, and then have a second box for the target url.

Am I just missing something?

top 3 comments

sorted by: hot top controversial new old

[–] CreatureSurvive 3 points 9 months ago (1 children)

This is all implemented already. The toolbar in the editor is scrollable, just scroll to the right and there are options for just about anything you would need, image uploads, links, spoilers, lists, preview, etc. if for some reason the toolbar is not scrollable for you then that is an issue and I’ll look into it right away.

[–] PrinceWith999Enemies 2 points 9 months ago (1 children)

It’s totally scrollable and my issue was due to my not understanding that there was a scroll function in the toolbar. Thank you so much! This is really looking like it might become my go-to client.

[–] CreatureSurvive 2 points 9 months ago

Oh, good. I’ll see about adding something to the UI to indicate that the toolbar is scrollable. For a lot of screen sizes, the last button is partially hidden which does a good job of indicating you can scroll, but for some screens, they fit perfectly and it’s not that obvious.