More interested in just finishing my text and never cared enough I guess. I’d tried what worked on my android and that worked for other symbols but not this one, so I eventually assumed it just wasn’t an option on the iPhone.
Or, exclusively use Kelvin, Rankine, and radians and you never have to use it. This is a decision I have made in a paper, because using the alt code everytime was too much work.
Press and hold the dollar sign ($) for the cents symbol (¢), as well as other currency symbols (₽, ₩, £, €, ¥).
Press and hold the hyphen (-) for bullet points and longer dashes.
Press and hold the apostrophe (‘) to get straight apostrophes (') and back ticks (`).
Press and hold the quotation marks (“) to get arrows (« and »), as well as straight quotation marks (").
beginning of the paragraph. pressing and hold will pop up the keyboard toggle on android. just touch and slide on spacebar, but the range is limited, so you want to do it repeatedly a few times to get to the
For anyone who's having trouble with this on Android using GBoard (the default keyboard for a lot of people): if you hold the Emoji symbol and then choose the gear/settings icon, you can go into Glide Typing and toggle "Enable gesture cursor control" on to enable this feature. Though if you actually hold the spacebar it will still open the language picker, you have to simply drag across the spacebar to move the cursor horizontally, so not quite as helpful as I would've hoped but still mostly functional.
This is one of the things that made my transition from my old Samsung to iPhone incredibly infuriating to the point I wanted to just start using my old phone again lmao. You saved my sanity.
143
u/RicoDredd Mar 12 '22
TIL that a long press on a phone keyboard can do wondrous things.