To run, select a single task or project with a long note, then copy the script and paste into the Automation Console in OmniFocus. For example, to make text appear “lighter” in color in Dark Mode, make it “darker” in the default Light Mode.īefore beginning the examination of the Style class, here’s an example script for creating a “note style” that works in both Light and Dark Mode, and adjust certain parameters based upon the type of device.
IMPORTANT: Colors are always modeled using values appropriate for rendering in Light mode, and they dynamically adapt as you switch between Light and Dark modes. However, with the use of plug-ins and voice commands, changing the look of a project or task note can be a very easy process! IMPORTANT: Styling for task and project notes is on a “per-note” basis, meaning that there is no ability to change the global note settings. Other classes used in processing note text are Text and Color, that are documented on this website as well. The following documentation details the support for the new Style class. While the inline RTF codes and markings remain invisible to the user, the textual contents of notes may be defined and controlled through Omni Automation scripts and plug-ins. This means that text in notes are Text Objects that can be sized, colored, and styled, and may also contain specialized text objects such as Link Objects.
Beginning with OmniFocus 4, the textual content of project and task notes supports the standard Rich Text Format (RFT).
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