As far as I can see it's not possible to insert documents, drawings or other notes in a note. Not as in cut/paste but as in inserting the item in such a way that changes to the item are reflected in the including document. Just like #include or
Great app, by the way :-)
Hi Kim,
this is an excellent idea! We had not thought of a "dynamic" summary of documents before.
The great news is that you can already create that in the current version by adding an iFrame to a formatted Markdown document and pointing that frame to the document that should be displayed. Here is an example:
All you need to change in the above example is the contents of "src". For that, just select "Copy Link" from the target document in Notebooks and paste that link as source. This is all. You can of course add any http link and thus integrate contents from the web.
We will see if we can provide a more comfortable way in a future update.
Thanks again and kind regards,
Alfons
you just made my day.
This goes in the plain text or the html section?
Hot damn, it works. Thanks.
Interestingly, it always expands to full size, even if I specify small px values.
OK, I use %age for frame size and I get a smaller frame but no scroller. No biggy, just thought you'd like to know. This is really cool, I've been looking for this forever.
I experimented a bit more with that, and the results are not always perfect. It seems that the frame does not always match the size of the embedded document...
The iOS does not show scroll bars, this is a restriction we cannot get aroung. Maybe iOS5 will improve that, we'll have to check that out.
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