Changelog

Functional changes to the site are recorded here — new templates, setting changes and experience improvements.

  1. v0.6.1

    A new all-templates index lists all 48 templates on a single page, grouped into nine categories — handwriting, Pinyin and English, maths, grids, notes, music, planning, classroom and health — with each category heading still linking to that category's own page. The "All templates" link in the navigation and "view all" in the editor now point here; they used to jump to the template section of the home page, which only shows a popular subset. The breadcrumb on category and template pages gained an extra level for the index.

  2. v0.6.0

    Print packs and printing guides. A pack gathers the sheets that are usually wanted together — back to school, grade 1 handwriting, exam revision and the teacher's desk — and every sheet inside it still adjusts on its own. Eight guides answer the concrete questions: how big a Tianzige cell is, what to do when grid lines vanish in print, Tianzige versus Mi-Zi-Ge, four-line paper measurements, 400 or 800 cells for composition, how to use Cornell notes, paper size comparison, and how Pinyin Tianzige works. The editor now suggests three related sheets after a successful export, template pages gained a "sizes and settings" table computed live from that template's defaults, and template pages are now titled for a printable template while the editor is titled for the online generator, so search results can tell the two apart.

  3. v0.5.0

    Two new maths templates — Decimal Point Shift (multiply or divide by 10, 100, 1000 or 10000, in three styles: find the answer, find the missing number, or say how far the point moves) and Clever Calculation (rounding, splitting, chained operations and the distributive law). Number Laws & Mental Shortcuts has been retired. Answers are now written after the equals sign rather than inside a single □, which was far too small for four- and five-digit answers.

  4. v0.4.0

    Generator improvements. Multi-page sheets and answer keys can now be paged through in the preview instead of only appearing after export; with separate answer pages, question pages are numbered 1, 2… while the matching answer pages read "Ans 1", "Ans 2". Maths templates gained a row-spacing setting and collapsed parameter groups (Difficulty / Layout / Answers); grade presets apply a whole difficulty set at once and any manual change switches to Custom. The score field in the header now counts only the problems on that page, so marking one page at a time adds up.

  5. v0.4.0

    Five new maths practice templates. Math Drill (mental maths, column or step-by-step, 2–5 numbers per problem with a separate digit count for each, parentheses and square brackets, exact or remainder division, decimals and negatives), Comparing Numbers (fill in >, < or =, optionally working out the left side first), Fill in the Operator or Number (○ for operators, □ for missing numbers, and "largest number that fits"), Unit Conversion (length, weight, area, volume, time and money — imperial units on the English site) and Number Laws & Mental Shortcuts (commutative, associative and distributive laws plus rounding tricks). All generate questions by grade, with a header for name, time and score, and answers that can be hidden, shown grey after each problem, listed on the last page, or printed on separate answer pages.

  6. v0.1.0

    First release. 23 templates across seven categories (Chinese writing, English & Pinyin, maths & science, grid & drawing, notes & study, music, planning), Chinese character tracing with auto-Pinyin, Chinese and English interface, and print / PDF / PNG / SVG export — all processed locally in your browser.