Visual Attributed version 2.1 has been released on the Mac App Store.
What's New?
-You can have Visual Attributed String automatically calculate and set UILabel's numberOfLines property in the generated code. By default this feature is off but can be turned on in Settings.
Since the initial release of Visual Attributed String, I have pushed a significant update out every single week. Version 1.1 gave you the ability to generate attributed string code with your own variable names, version 1.2 added the Visual Attributed String Action Extension, and now Version 1.3 adds baseline support! NSBaselineOffsetAttributeName is now officially supported!
This new feature can be handy, especially when you are trying to align text next to an image on the y-axis (as seen in the screenshot below).
There are more features to come! If you have purchased Visual Attributed String from the Mac App Store and are enjoying the new updates, the best way you can show your support is to leave a review on the Mac App Store.
Visual Attributed String version 1.1 has just been released on the Mac App Store! This update introduces a great new feature that allows you to generate attributed string code using your own variable names!
In this tutorial, we show you how you can add a custom font you used in your Visual Attributed String document to your iOS application. Check it out!
So, we thought it'd be fun to put Visual Attributed String's code generating abilities to the test! In this video, we paste a large body of syntax highlighted text from Xcode into a Visual Attributed String document. Then, we generate the attributed string code and use it in an iOS application inside of a UITextView! Was Visual Attributed String smart enough to display the text properly? Check out the video!
