Which App or WebSite is Best for Creating Posts on an iPhone?
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I’ve been testing different approaches for creating Steemit posts. For this post, I am using the editor on the Steemit.com web site in the Brave Browser.
Recently I started using eSteem and Steemstem.io, and I’ve noticed formatting issues in others’ posts. I’ve seen duplicates of photos in eSteem and coding characters, for example.
Another problem started when I upgraded to iOS 12. Often the keyboard obscures the lower half of the screen, this hiding the lower half of the screen during editing.
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<center>Edited notes on third day of post:</center>
Edited notes on third day of post, raw html:
After looking at this post with several apps, with or without using different settings on editors, and I conclude that using raw html on the mobile website is my preference, given a small vocabulary of basic html formatting commands.
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The image below was rotated 90 degrees and selected from the library:
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It appears rotated 180 degrees.
Next, I reverted back to original and selected again:
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Appears as before. Rotated 180 degrees and selected:
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Repeat:
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It worked! I’ll edit the thumbnail so it appears in the correct orientation today, day 3 (4/15/2019).
I don’t know why all the extra characters are around the photos. I’m seeing them online, but html looks ok in editor.
Created on the website using raw html, it looks like I expect in eSteem but ironically has problems on the website. I find the eSteem editor impossible to use in iOS12 on iPhone because so much of the lower half of the screen is covered.
Day 4 (4/16/2019)
The post looks different when comparing eSteem, steemSTEM.io, and the steemit.com web site (where I am right now, editing the post). The web site has extra characters, eSteem has fewer format options, but overall the post now looks best in stremSTEM.io.
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The image below was rotated 90 degrees and selected from the library:
![64CA90C9-ABE3-407E-AB25-E8384531428B.jpeg]()
It appears rotated 180 degrees.
Next, I reverted back to original and selected again:
![91FCE659-5512-4D24-906F-4089C034A48E.jpeg]()
Appears as before. Rotated 180 degrees and selected:
![46996FC1-5714-40B6-BED6-97F634B1F95E.jpeg]()
Repeat:
![EB2160AC-8C14-4B36-ACCB-0490B77A8873.jpeg]()
It worked! I’ll edit the thumbnail so it appears in the correct orientation today, day 3 (4/15/2019).
I don’t know why all the extra characters are around the photos. I’m seeing them online, but html looks ok in editor.
Created on the website using raw html, it looks like I expect in eSteem but ironically has problems on the website. I find the eSteem editor impossible to use in iOS12 on iPhone because so much of the lower half of the screen is covered.
Day 4 (4/16/2019)
The post looks different when comparing eSteem, steemSTEM.io, and the steemit.com web site (where I am right now, editing the post). The web site has extra characters, eSteem has fewer format options, but overall the post now looks best in stremSTEM.io.
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Now I’m replying on Day 4 using steemSTEM.io (in Brave browser). I’ve noticed each app has captured a different edited version to display. Weird!
Replied in eSteem
Now I am commenting from Steemstem.io website via Brave browser.
Still in steemSTEM.io, and edited text to format. It was captured as an all-centered edition, then I used the steemSTEM.io editor to clean up the formatting.
Part is justified, and the last (Day 3 edits and later are left-aligned.)
Although this edition is blank in eSteem app, it is visible in the web site.