SCRIVENER WINDOWS AUTOMATICALLY PUT IN CHARACTER NAME CODE
Verify that the code actually worked by looking for the Coupon (coupon code name) and the amount of discount beneath the Sub Total in your cart. While you can always choose Navigate>Editor>Lock in Place to prevent Binder selections from changing what displays in the Editor, a new, quicker option is to click the Navigate To Section button and select a file from the list to jump to that point within the text. Enter any Scrivener coupon code from the list below into the Coupon Code field and click ENTER. The image below shows a manuscript with titles turned on, only folder titles turned on, the Bookish option selected in Preferences, and Page View display turned on. To get an even more book-like appearance, turn on Page View via View>Text Editing>Show Page View. Custom placeholder tags are not supported. Under Scrivenings Separator, choose Bookish from the Normal drop-down menu. Scrivener provides a set of pre-defined placeholder tags ( ) which are automatically rendered as text and numbers during compilation. Go to Scrivener>Preferences>Appearance>Scrivenings, make sure the Options button is selected at the top. If you really want to view your manuscript more like a printed book, you can turn on the “Bookish” option in Preferences.
To turn on this option, go to View>Text Editing>Only Show Scrivenings Title for Folders. In addition, you can now choose to display only folder titles and not document titles.
You’ve always been able to view Binder titles in Scrivenings view (now available via View>Text Editing>Show Titles in Scrivenings), but now the title fonts adjust in size to correspond to the item’s level in the Binder. Back to: Jump Into Scrivener 3 for Mac: A Mini-Course for Scrivener 2 Users Showing Titles in Scrivenings
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