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What applications do you envision? The editor is currently markdown combined with a rich text UI-based editor. I haven't explored supporting other types of edi
by colinarms 5y ago
What applications do you envision?
The editor is currently markdown combined with a rich text UI-based editor. I haven't explored supporting other types of editors (beyond extending the UI), but I'd be open to it.
- mp3k 5y agoLet's add PRO mode for MDX https://v2.mdxjs.com/ https://v2.mdxjs.com/
- toastal 5y agoFeatures I’ve used:: * Tables: more features and is standard instead of specific to some Markdown “flavors” * Admonitions: better than ad hoc emoji + bold *NOTE* usage as it then becomes styleable * Titles for blocks: better than putting "######" for an <h6> when you want a caption * Display block images * Ability to add [.css-class-name] to arbitrary blocks * Ability to add arbitrary attributes to images and links (title, rel, ARIA, etc.) What I’ll often see however in Markdown is a lot of handwritten HTML to accomplish this stuff which kinda defeats the point of a lightweight markup language. There’s also a big list of typographic substitutions which is nice for authors that prefer to type in ASCII but want proper quotes, dashes, arrows, etc. These are all things I would want if writing technical content where I am in control of styles and demand good typography.