Plain Org v1.2 released

Full write-up for this update (with screenshots) at [https://xenodium.com/plain-org-v12-released](https://xenodium.com/plain-org-v12-released) Features * Initial support for inline heading content/section editing. * Filter by keyword, priority, and/or tag. * Render drawers and properties. * Open files via the iOS Files app using its "Share" menu. * Render LaTeX src blocks * Very much experimental with rough edges. * Insert #+TITLE: and :PROPERTIES: -> :ID: in all new files. * Add a plus button to tags toolbar. * Make sticky tags configurable in settings. * Improve navigation bar handling. * Improve table layout/distribution (iPad included). Bugfixes * Fix image's horizontal padding. * Fix adding new tags on new headings. * Fix snapshotting bug resulting in Syncthing conflicts. * Fix tapping menu after presenting other dialogs. * Filter out parenthesis in file-local keywords like TODO(t). * Commit pending inline changes if search is requested. * Fix opening local links inside tables. * Roundtrip whitespace in empty headings. * Roundtrip trailing whitespace when raw-editing heading content. * Tapping on body content should not toggle expansion. edit: Including feature-set in addition to link.

It looks great !! I have a few questions: - Do you have an agenda-view a bit like beorg? - how does it work with ownCloud, any success ? I know that iOS Files is finicky with it.

For agenda view, just filed a feature request. Please upvote https://www.reddit.com/r/plainorg/comments/srw1qw/feature_request_agenda_view For Owncloud, it really depends on the quality of their iOS integration. I’ve not tried it myself. Please DM me if you’d like to give it a spin and report back.

Ok, I'll bite. What does the picture have to do with this?

It's a screenshot of the app, presumably

The release adds experimental LaTeX rendering. The meme happens to have some equations, which were used in the source block. Here’s the unrendered version. https://xenodium.com/images/plain-org-v12-released/latex_src.png

Yes. It's the output of a `#+begin_src latex` block and `[[file:...png]]` link.

Isn't this proprietary software?

https://plainorg.com#paid-app

Ok... I still don't really understand what this picture is trying to say about Plain Org, but LaTeX support is always an excellent feature.