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I really want a nice wysiwyg markdown editor. Not the two column layout. I want syntax highlighting, but it should not only do colors but also semantics. Headin
by bliker 12y ago
I really want a nice wysiwyg markdown editor. Not the two column layout. I want syntax highlighting, but it should not only do colors but also semantics. Headings should be actually bigger and italics slanted.
I tried and failed to make this idea a reality. I got to partial solution using regular expressions. But it is far from functional and reliable but it is only like 200 lines!
You can check it out here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52646091/syntax/selection.html https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52646091/syntax/selectio...
- Blahah 12y agoSomething like what http://hackpad.com http://hackpad.com uses? Or something like http://stackedit.io http://stackedit.io (maybe this is the kind of two-column layout you don't want)?
- quaunaut 12y agoHave you ever checked out [Mou](http://mouapp.com/ http://mouapp.com/)? You can turn off the live preview and it does exactly what you're asking. Just, it's not in-browser.
- sergiotapia 12y agoUse Mou for desktop. Dillinger for web. http://dillinger.io/ http://dillinger.io/
- rhythmvs 12y agoI’ve been working on a Markdown stylesheet generator which would have you do just that — unfinished side project, though. Have a look at my inventory¹ of Markdown editors (both native and web based), parsers, stylesheets, etc. [¹] https://github.com/rhythmus/markdown-resources https://github.com/rhythmus/markdown-resources
- sachdevap 12y agoEmacs Org Mode? (http://orgmode.org/ http://orgmode.org/)
- Jonovono 12y agoThe closest: * mangomarkdown.com * marked2app.com But they are not open source. I am thinking of starting to work on something. Would be very useful.