![]() If you tried v2.1 and found yourself up a creek, here’s the 2.0 download link. In the meantime, it’s probably best for PPC users to hold off or use this experimentally only. Since we don’t have PPC machines to test on, it’s difficult to provide compatibility for them. Note: Apparently our build is not particularly PowerPC compatible. If worse comes to worst, you can just delete or rename your customizations and the default files will be put back in place automatically. You can add Javascript as well, but you’ll need to load external scripts from a url or using a full file:// path. If you’re handy with HTML and CSS, feel free to customize these in whatever way you like. No problem! CustomizationĪfter the first time you run the Preview window, look in ~/Library/Application Support/Notational Velocity and you’ll find two files: template.html and custom.css. If you don’t, it will just use its bundled version. If you have a custom version of MultiMarkdown installed in ~/Library/Application Support/MultiMarkdown, nvALT will use it. ![]() Previous users of Notational Velocity or nvALT will be greeted with the default settings when they first launch 2.0, and will need to set up preferences for color, sync, etc. nvALT uses its own preference file and database as of version 2.0. If you’ve been using the original (or another fork of) Notational Velocity, you can install nvALT (which has the same application name) alongside the original application. Just download the file, double-click to unzip, then drag to your Applications folder.
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