But not current web CSS, please. It manages to be simultaneously overcomplicated (including enabling fingerprinting) and really bad at laying out text (e.g. sti

But not current web CSS, please. It manages to be simultaneously overcomplicated (including enabling fingerprinting) and really bad at laying out text (e.g. still no baseline grid). A ‘markdown web’ style sheet should be more like document processor's character/paragraph styles. It also needs to be easily overridden for accessibility or alternate presentation, particularly around size and colour (a markdown-like format should already be fine for screen readers without styling). Aside: FFS, web people, if you're setting colours at all, respect @prefers-color-scheme and do not use the inverse for code blocks. There's also the million-markdowns problem, and markdown's HTML embedding. This being Tuesday, I'd start with djot (without embedding), but Wednesday I might go for asciidoc.