DocScript

DocScript is my OneScript Workspace Add-on for Google Docs.

Installation

Features

1. Any Page Size – custom paper size for the document
2. Bionic Reading – apply bionic reading style the document
3. Google Map Image – insert Google Map as image in the document
4. Easy Merge – Update placeholders in the document
5. Easy Blog – Turn Google Docs into Google Blogger posts and pages

Any Page Size

Apply any custom paper size to the document, and add the missing size “A0”, “A1”, “A2”, and “B6” in the current page setup in Google Docs. View on YouTube.

1. Paper Size – the desired paper size you want
2. Width (inch) – used when “Paper Size” is “Custom”
3. Height (inch) – used when “Paper Size” is “Custom”
4. Orientation
5. Margin Top (inch)
6. Margin Right (inch)
7. Margin Bottom (inch)
8. Margin Left (inch)

Bionic Reading

Apply a style to the whole document (or selected text) by bolding the half of every single word. Primary color to the bold part, secondary color to the rest part. View on YouTube.

1. Primary Color – the hex color for the 1st half of the word
2. Secondary Color – the hex color for the rest letters in the word

Google Map Image

Insert a static Google Map as image in the document by using an address or coordinates. View on YouTube.

1. Select Type – the way to search
2. Address – when “Address” type is selected
3. Latitude – when “Coordinates” is selected
4. Longitude – when “Coordinates” is selected
5. Map Type
6. Maker Size
7. Maker Color
8. Maker Label – a single letter from A-Z or 0-9
9. Width (px) – size of the image to be created (ignored when there is an image selected on the active document)
10. Height (px) – size of the image to be created (ignored when there is an image selected on the active document)

Easy Merge

Easily update the placeholders in the document. View on YouTube.

1. Placeholder Pattern – You can use {{*}} or [[*]] as placeholders in your document, in the sidebar select the placeholder pattern to search for placeholders in the whole document.
2. Create a Copy – Weather to create a new file or update the current file.
3. Fill the placeholder form to merge the document.

Easy Blog

Easily turn your Google Docs into Google Blogger posts or pages. View on YouTube.

Create Posts

Create a post in your Google Blogger  by using the current Google Docs.

1. Title – The tile of the post
2. Post to Blog – Where the post should be created
3. Blog Type – Posts for creating a post
4. Tags – Comma separated values for the blog tags (labels)
5. Create Draft Only – Create a draft post or publish directly
6. Insert “Read More” after the First Image – To fix the Google Blogger theme issue when too many images on the page
7. Responsive Images – Make all images take 100% width of the post
8. Responsive Tables – Make all tables take 100% width of the post
9. Embed YouTube Videos – iFrame all YouTube videos and playlists in the post
10. JavaScript – Your custom script for the post
11. CSS – Your custom style for the post
12. Save Blog Settings – Save the form input like title, blog, tags, etc to the current document. (JS and CSS will be ignored if it’s too large to save due to the limitation)

Create Pages

Create a page in your Google Blogger  by using the current Google Docs.

1. Title – The tile of the page
2. Post to Blog – Where the page should be created
3. Blog Type – Posts for creating a page
4. Insert “Read More” after the First Image – To fix the Google Blogger theme issue when too many images on the page
5. Responsive Images – Make all images take 100% width of the page
6. Responsive Tables – Make all tables take 100% width of the page
7. Embed YouTube Videos – iFrame all YouTube videos and playlists in the page
8. JavaScript – Your custom script for the page
9. CSS – Your custom style for the page
10. Save Blog Settings – Save the form input like title, blog, tags, etc to the current document. (JS and CSS will be ignored if it’s too large to save due to the limitation)

DocScript Playlist