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A while ago I wanted to make a stylesheet I could use when formatting Markdown documents for online viewing, as a replacement for the terrible backwards-compati
by thristian 14y ago
A while ago I wanted to make a stylesheet I could use when formatting Markdown documents for online viewing, as a replacement for the terrible backwards-compatible defaults web-browsers use. The stylesheet I came up with ( http://gitorious.org/typesetter-css/ http://gitorious.org/typesetter-css/ ) , doesn't have all the fancy extra class features that Typeplate does, but it makes a pretty decent job of rendering semantic HTML5, like this:
http://zork.net/~st/jottings/How_to_limit_the_length_of_your_bash_prompt.html http://zork.net/~st/jottings/How_to_limit_the_length_of_your...
- mimiflynn 14y agoI was hoping something would mention semantics. Seems like a lot of new frameworks still require you to modify pre-existing HTML.