This post is being written using Wordland on IPad with Safari. So far so good. Let’s try some styling. This sentence is in italics. This sentence is bold italics. And this one is bold. Now for some list making
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This is working as expected with one caveat. The keyboard track pad I am using from TypeCase has the same issue with styled text as the mouse/safari combination on the Mac. The tackpad uses a mechanical click to select so it’s more like a mouse than a touch sensitive track pad. This means that while the style text pop up appears I can not select any styling. The touch screen works as expected and even the combo of using arrow keys to select text and then using the touchscreen to make a style selection work flawlessly. So to recap. I can type and then use the arrow keys to make a selection. As I am making the selection the style popup appears and thouching the selection on the screen workds as expected.
As you can see I have added a feature image function into the Baseline theme. It gives me another option when making a post. I haven't styled the feature image so it appears at the top of the post and aligned left. For now it's a single width of 300 pixels and however tall it may be and any image that is uploaded is resized. *Featured image are ceramic warriors from the Jalisco Region around 1200 to 1500 years ago. Photo was taken at the St Petersburg Museum or Art in Florida 2025.
This post will use a featured image uploaded from Wordland. The featured image was resized.
This is another post for the day. Simple stuff really. I like the feel of Dave Winer's Wordland editor. It's less distracting than the WordPress block editor for basic posting and formatting.
I notice I am more inclined to pay attention to my writing using Wordland. I might even setup a Github account to provide feedback and bug reports.
It's Sunday. I wonder what I can do today. I don't have a lot of responsibility. I also don't have a lot of money. I do have time to meander through my thoughts though.