Compile a single document from iPad?

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I’ve been attempting to utilize Scrivener for all my writing tasks, including composing blog posts. Within my blog project, I’ve organized my work into three distinct folders:

  1. Blog articles currently being written
  2. Ideas for future blog posts
  3. Blog articles that have been published

Within the “blog articles currently being written” folder, I have numerous articles ready to be published. My goal is to compile each article individually and upload each to my website. However, I’m encountering a challenge on the iPad: whenever I attempt to compile an article, the compilation process includes everything in the “blog articles currently being written” folder instead of just the selected article.

Is there a method to compile single articles on the iPad when they are part of a Binder containing multiple articles?

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With the “share” button you can send a copy in one of four different formats.

Compiling on iOS is significantly simplified compared to macOS and Window versions.

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Thank you. Yes, that works well. But, is there a way to compile a single document on the iPad?

EDITED: I just realized that I’m not thinking about this correctly. You’ll have to overlook me; I’m new to Scrivener. If I’m only dealing with one document, there is nothing to “compile.” I would only need to compile if dealing with more than one document. Duh. :slightly_smiling_face:

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And, unlike the macOS version, AFAIK there is no way to select a set of documents to compile. The iOS version is not at all a clone (even close) to the macOS version for compiling. The iOS version works well to supplement the macOS version for editing “while on the go”.

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