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It deliberately clears all inline CSS data. CSS should be applied at the document host side. Treat it as pure markdown editor that edits content in WYSIWYG for
by c-smile 5y ago
It deliberately clears all inline CSS data. CSS should be applied at the document host side.
Treat it as pure markdown editor that edits content in WYSIWYG form.
- rayrag 5y agoThe CSS still works in the browser so it isn't cleared just ignored. This is enough for me, I could use something like Parcel or Vite to observe folder with notes to reload changes in browser. This way (HTML Notepad + live reload) I can combine WYSWYIG + inline CSS to create good looking single page notes and replace Notion in some cases (it's slow and I don't own files as they are in cloud).