Publish everything you write effortlessly and with minimal friction. Enhanced with GPT.
I recommend this FREE software for working on your PubWriter sites!
PS: You can also run the entire app directly without installation via the web app for quick editing of your markdown files from any computer.
Use the Open Editors ⌘ + p
>openeditors
(Explorer) and then select all the open editors and copy path.
Advanced users can find huge time saving tools using VSC extensions and snippets.
To use a snippet, enter the shortcode followed by ctrl + spacebar.
VSC is continuing to evolve to become the world's most powerful editor. Extensions allow you to do magical things with your text, including new AI features!
To access advanced features, you need to type
Ctrl + p
(PC) or⌘ + p
and type the greater than sign (>
). From there, you can try things like Title Case or Markdown Shortcuts: Toggle Number List.
Here are a few super helpful shortcuts to learn:
⌘ + P : Fastest way to find a file
⌘ + . : To spellcheck a word that is misspelled
⌘ + F : Find (extend the box to replace)
option + ↑ : Move a line up
option + ↓ : Move a line down
⌥ + shift + ↕ Duplicate Line
There's a trick called multi-cursor that allows you to have multiple cursors at the same time. It takes practice and you may never use it, but it's good to know it's available. To get it use ⊞/⌘(CMD) + Alt/Opt + Shift + ↓↑ and select two points. Hit escape to end multi-cursor.
I prefer Hackers Haze
You can customize the 'active' tab: via workbench.action.openSettingsJson
Drop this into your settings.json
file:
"workbench.colorCustomizations": { // Change active tab color
"[Hackers Haze]": { // Optional
"tab.activeBackground": "#4dff00"
}
},
You can also use your own CSS in the Markdown preview with the "markdown.styles": [] setting. This lists URLs for style sheets to load in the Markdown preview. These stylesheets can either be https URLs, or relative paths to local files in the current workspace.
For example, to load a stylesheet called Style.css at the root of your current workspace, use File > Preferences > Settings to bring up the workspace settings.json file and make this update:
How to use Paste Image: 1. copy the image you want to paste. 2. open the VSCode command palette by pressing Ctrl+Shift+P at the position where you want to paste the image on the markdown. 3. select Paste Image or press Ctrl+Shift+V to paste the image.The image will be saved in the same folder as the pasted md file, and a reference code to the image will be generated in md.
These can be huge timesavers! Open the keybindings.json file to redefine keyboard shortcuts. Can also be used as snippets. Requires the Markdown Checkbox Helper extension.
Drop the text below between the [ ]
```
{
// Strikethrough for PubWriter
"key": "cmd+k",
"when": "editorTextFocus && !editorReadonly",
"command": "markdown-checkbox-helper.toggleStyleWrapping",
"args": {
"before": "",
"after": ""
}
},
{
// Highlight for PubWriter
"key": "cmd+m",
"when": "editorTextFocus && !editorReadonly",
"command": "markdown-checkbox-helper.toggleStyleWrapping",
"args": {
"before": "<mark>",
"after": "</mark>"
},
// Keyboard for PubWriter
"key": "cmd+j",
"when": "editorTextFocus && !editorReadonly",
"command": "markdown-checkbox-helper.toggleStyleWrapping",
"args": {
"before": "
Make these changes in your keybindings.json
file.
Get your API Key from OpenAl. Make sure you have enough credit to use OpenAl APIs Usage. You can clear your API Key from the VS Code's secrets
storage: Genie: Clear API Key
See: Secret storage docs