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Ah nevermind, I see it's only available on the direct download version. Thanks!

9 minutes ago, JMichaelTX said:

You will need to enable this feature in the EN Mac Preferences.

I don't see anything related to a Code Block feature anywhere in the Preferences. Not a Premium feature, is it?

Well, after some more digging in the forums, I have found a workaround (only works for OSX). In System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts -> App Shortcuts, you just make a new shortcut with a title = font name, and set the key combo. Good enough for me, but please if you have something better don't hesitate to post!

Hello. First time posting.

So I have been teaching myself web design & development, and using Evernote to keep notes on various languages and frameworks. These notes have, of course, code snippets, mostly that I copy in or type out by hand (for example, as I watch a video on Code School). These are interspersed with my explanations and comments. So I am typing my note in the default font, Helvetica Neue, and then going back through and changing the code snippets to Courier New. I know I can go and put my snippets into some code formatter web app and paste them back in, but for my purposes all I really want is for snippets to be a different font. And I want to avoid the hassle of selecting the snippet and going through the font dropdown every time.

I was wondering if there was a way to do this. I have been fiddling with AppleScript, trying to make a Service that I could then bind to a keyboard shortcut, but Evernote doesn't seem to allow access to the actual content of notes from AppleScript. Right now I'm trying to save the note HTML content to a variable and then add a font tag to lines that start with a certain character, but I was just introduced to AppleScript today so I don't really know what I'm doing.

Here's the lame attempt I have so far:

property noteHtml : ""
property addOn : "<br><br><hr><br><br>"

tell application "Evernote"
	activate
	set note1 to selection
	set noteHtml to (HTML content of note1)
	set addString to "<br>"
	if {noteHtml starts with "<p>"} then
		set editHtml to ?
		set noteHtml to editHtml
	end if
end tell

Can anyone offer any tips or a solution? Thanks.