# Scrivener 3.0.3 — Version 3.0.3 - Product: Scrivener (https://whatsnew.fyi/product/scrivener) - Vendor: Literature & Latte - Date: 2018-06-21 - Version: 3.0.3 - Original notes: https://www.literatureandlatte.com/downloads/3_0_3.html - Permalink: https://whatsnew.fyi/product/scrivener/releases/3.0.3 - Labels: Platforms: macOS What's New is an index, not a publisher: every entry below links to the vendor's own release notes, which are the authoritative source. Entries are labelled where they are hand-curated sample data, pre-releases, or drawn from a secondary source such as a developer blog. Reuse: the summaries, labels and curation here are © What's New. Quote freely with attribution and a link back; wholesale republication of the corpus is not permitted — terms: https://whatsnew.fyi/terms. The vendors' own release notes remain their publishers'. --- - **added** — Added a Vellum Export Compile format for use with .docx to export Word documents formatted ready for import into Vellum - **added** — Added options for controlling header and footer margins for print and PDF - **changed** — When compiling a subgroup with treat compile group as complete manuscript ticked, Scrivener now looks inside front and back matter folders for a subfolder matching the compile group name - **added** — Added a Superscript ordinals in titles, synopses and metadata option to Transformations Compile format settings - **added** — Added a new option for blank line separator to ignore blank lines containing styles - **added** — Added the option to place markers such as parentheses around the title suffix in updated document links - **changed** — For projects created from templates, Scrivener now looks for Compile format settings in the template when they cannot be found in built-in formats - **added** — It is now possible to choose not to force underline and blue text formatting for links in compiled Word documents - **added** — Replacements can now be copied into a plain text editor as XML and pasted back again - **added** — You can now import Compile formats by dragging them from Finder into the Formats list in the Compile window and drag project formats between projects - **added** — ePub 3 export now supports the Book begins after front matter option - **added** — ePub 3 and KF8 files now include a hidden landmarks nav element in the contents.xhtml file to aid with navigation - **added** — Added XML declaration to the start of ePub 3 and KF8 XHTML files to work around a Kindle Previewer bug that could scramble certain characters - **changed** — Center body text of HTML table of contents in ebook Compile options now affects custom tables of contents as well as auto-generated ones - **added** — Added figure page-break-inside avoid CSS to the Ebook Compile format to keep figures and captions together - **added** — Added an ePub 3 option to Optimize for Kindle conversion that uses HTML and CSS compatible with Kindle format conversion - **added** — New Compile formats added and project templates updated to provide more MultiMarkdown and LaTeX templates - **changed** — The built-in version of MultiMarkdown has been updated to MMD6 - **added** — Added table of contents support for Pandoc ePub export - **added** — The <$include> placeholder tag now works in title prefixes and suffixes and section layout prefixes and suffixes - **added** — Added placeholders for document and project targets Scrivener 3.0.3 Change List Refinements and Changes Compile - General - Added a “Vellum Export” Compile format for use with .docx. This makes it easy to export a Word document that is formatted ready for import into Vellum, the self-publishing app for macOS. - Added options for controlling the header and footer margins for print and PDF. - When compiling a subgroup, if “Treat compile group as complete manuscript” is ticked, Scrivener now looks inside the front and back matter folders for a subfolder that matches the compile group name, and if one is found, uses that for the front or back matter instead of the entire folder. This makes it much easier for users writing multiple books inside a single project to switch between different books when compiling. - Added a “Superscript ordinals in titles, synopses and metadata” option to the “Transformations” Compile format settings. - Added a new option for the blank line separator, to ignore blank lines containing styles. - Added the option to place markers (e.g. parentheses) around the title suffix in updated document links. - For projects created from templates, when Scrivener cannot find settings for a built-in Compile format, it now looks for settings in the template from which the project was created. This means that when Compile formats are added to Scrivener (such as the new “Vellum Export” template), Scrivener can show sensible settings for them even for projects created in earlier versions. - It is now possible to choose not to force underline and blue text formatting for links in compiled Word documents. - Replacements can now be coped into a plain text editor as XML and pasted back again. - You can now import Compile formats (.scrformat files) by dragging them from the Finder into the Formats list in the Compile window. You can also drag project Formats between projects. Compile - Ebooks - ePub 3 export now supports the “Book begins after front matter” option (although may not be supported by all e-readers). - ePub 3 and KF8 files now include a hidden “landmarks”