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you just put the cursor on that item again (whatever it is) and the markdown reappears, and you can change it. it's actually not a problem at all and quite intu
by plg 10y ago
you just put the cursor on that item again (whatever it is) and the markdown reappears, and you can change it.
it's actually not a problem at all and quite intuitive
- stephenr 10y agoDoesn't work for headings, list items, etc. Even when it does work, it's kind of janky to use, because I have to click/move the cursor to the displayed text, and then move it again once the markdown parts appear. Honestly: the "Source Code Mode" is a lot more appealing: it leaves the full markdown visible, but applies styling to the code, so headings are bigger, bold/italic are styled appropriately, etc. However: MacDown does this, is open source, and has dedicated edit and preview windows/panes. Good luck (if you're the author) with this. It's nice to see people still writing proper (i.e. native, not something with a Chrome runtime) Mac Apps, but this one isn't for me.
- plg 10y agonot the author just a fan if you put the cursor just before the first character in a heading, then hit backspace/delete, you get back to plaintext. same for list items