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I've created an Editor for the custom.sty file. You can install the plugin by downloading customstyeditor.zip from my Paratext_Plugins folder.

  • Close Paratext
  • Download the file to any location and extract the files
  • Run the install-Plugin.cmd
  • Restart Paratext and click on the Custom Stylesheet Editor under the tools menu for the project

There are four plugins available for testing: AutoCorrect Editor, Custom Stylesheet Editor, Custom Versification Editor and Parallel Passages Editor.

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