Jendrik Seipp

The word cloud is still not implemented for Windows. I recommend using the latest version since word clouds are not terribly important in my opinion. The versions are forwards and...

That's a good idea! What do you think about the following approach? We let RedNotebook write a style.css file into the data directory whenever a new journal is created. By...

I agree. Putting it into the journal folder has the advantage that different journals can have different styles. I'm not sure how important that is though. What do you guys...

Thanks, guys! I agree that putting the file into the journal directory sounds like the preferable option. I also wouldn't hide the file and prefer the name `journal-style.css`.

Regardless of whether we make the style configurable, we could try to make the default style prettier. This would benefit all users, even those who don't know CSS.

@skyblue002 Perfect, I'm curious to see what you come up with :-) Here is some sample RedNotebook (txt2tags) markup: ``` === This is an example template === It has been...

A subtle touch of red would be cool, but I agree that blue is easier on the eyes. Maybe you could create two versions?

I suggest to have a look at the log output. It shows which month files are read. Zip files are not read, but must be unpacked first.

I'm closing this issue for now, since there hasn't been any recent activity. Feel free to reopen it if the issue persists in the latest RedNotebook version.

Thanks for the report! Until we can update the required libraries for Windows, I think your best option is to use an older version of RedNotebook. I recommend trying version...