| Feature | Markdown | Example |
|---|---|---|
| italic | _italic_ |
italic |
| bold | **bold** |
bold |
| strikethrough | ~~strikethrough~~ |
|
| superscript | ^superscript^ |
^superscript^ |
| links | [Description](https://example.com/) |
Description |
| code | `code` |
code |
| escape | \*escape\* |
*escape* |
Und zwar basieren zwei meiner Webseiten auf Markdown Dateien. Dafür suche ich nun einen ebenfalls im Webbrowser ausführbaren Markdowneditor mit Dateiverwaltung auf Basis von PHP oder Javascript.
Habt Ihr da eine Idee oder einen Vorschlag?
Tags: #Frage #Hilfe #Markdown #Markdown-Editor #Dateiverwaltung #PHP #Javascript #Website #samor #2021-12-20
Ich bin gerade dabei unter https://weltenring.de/sternenstaub ein MDwiki einzurichten. Soweit ich es in Erinnerung habe muss man dann doch nur die mdwiki-latest.html auf der MDWiki Webseite herunterladen, sie auf dem Webspace ins entsprechende Verzeichnis verschieben und in index.html umbenennen. Dann noch als Anfang eine index.md mit Markdown als Startseite und eine navigation.md mit Markdown als Menü dazu. Dann sollte es gehen. Das Problem bei mir ist das ich dann beim Aufruf der Adresse nur eine weise Seite bekomme.
Woran könnte das liegen? Habe ich etwas übersehen?
Tags: #Frage #Hilfe #MDwiki #Webseite #Markdown #samor #2021-12-19
#MarkText is a Minimal #freesw #Markdown Editor • 𝖳𝗎𝗑 𝖬𝖺𝖼𝗁𝗂𝗇𝖾𝗌 ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/157189 #TuxMachines
"Original photo by mshipp. Modified by Rikki Endsley. CC BY-SA 2.0." Rikki quietly left #ibm #redhat https://opensource.com/article/21/10/mark-text-markdown-editor #markdown #freesw
5 #markdown editors I recommend trying • 𝖳𝗎𝗑 𝖬𝖺𝖼𝗁𝗂𝗇𝖾𝗌 ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/156745 #GNU #Linux #TuxMachines
#Markdown vs #reStructuredText for teaching materials - Nudged Elastic Band is my band name ⚓ https://nudgedelastic.band/2021/08/markdown-vs-restructuredtext-for-teaching-materials/ ䷉ #nudgedelastic
Hello 👋 Yes, it's been a while! Eight months since the last release in fact. The project is still alive, but not as active as previously. Progress still happening once in a while, thus a new release!
Full changelogs:
* Socialhome - https://socialhome.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changelog.html
* Federation - https://github.com/jaywink/federation/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
Socialhome is best described as a #federated personal profile with social networking functionality. Users can create rich content using #Markdown. All content can be pinned to the user profile and all content will federate to contacts in the federated social web. Federation happens using the #ActivityPub and #Diaspora protocols, with #Matrix coming up!
Please check the official site for more information about features. Naturally, the official site is a #Socialhome profile itself.
Want to work on a #Django and VueJS powered social network server? Join in the fun! We have easy to follow development environment setup documentation and a friendly chat room for questions.
#socialhome #federation #changelog #news #socialnetwork #fediverse #selfhosting
Hi.
Do you know an advanced #markdown guide for citing my bibtex references ? I find many introductions on the web but I am unable to find some complete syntax guide. I usually use APA norms.
Thank you.
Benjamin
Reminder: I'd posted a self-documenting Markdown reference a year or so back.
https://joindiaspora.com/posts/54c680b0b40801366b870218b798024d
For those new to Diaspora or related platforms.
Any Markdown / Pandoc mavens know how to tweak the HTML DOM generated for HTML pages?
I'm looking at one for an article which doesn't seem to generate or elements, though if it did either, would make some layout / CSS issues a lot easier to deal with.
Problem now is that when I set additional margins within <blockquote> segements, they don't really or consistently differ from the adjacent <p> elements. I have a sad.
The CSS I'm using, in part (and yes, I can share the full stylesheet, though this seems to be the operative code):
body {
margin: 1rem auto;
max-width: 90rem;
padding: 0 4rem 0.5rem;
width: auto;
font-size: 1rem;
line-height: 1.4;
}
blockquote {
margin-left: 8em;
margin-right: 6em;
}
article, p, ol, ul, li, div {
width: auto;
max-width: 45rem;
margin: 0 auto;
line-height: 1.4;
}
p {
margin: 1em auto;
}
What happens is that the blockquote margins are acting against the full page width, and push the blockquote block back and forth across the full page, rather than constraining it within the region bounded by the <p> blocks. Given that the blockquotes aren't within the <p> blocks, that makes sense, but it's not the effect I want.
I'd also like to preserve the option to be able to set elements (images, sidenotes, callouts) within the left or right margins.
I'm thinking that changing the DOM to include an article element would make that easier, as I could set the width of the article or main elements.
Present DOM:
That would better be:
("element /" is being used for closing tags)
Looking at HTML5 semantic elements:
... "article" is what I'm looking for.o
Though ... Dive in to HTML5 doesn't use these: view-source:http://diveinto.html5doctor.com/past.html
But yeah: if I could shim an <article> tag in there, I think I'd be happier.
And yes, I can (and probably will) CodePen this in a bit.
My most popular Diaspora post to date has been my Markdown Quick Reference, which shows both the raw and formatted text for various Markdown features.
New arrivals from #GooglePlus and elsewhere may appreciate this.
(Posted as a link as I cannot reshare my own posts.)
https://joindiaspora.com/posts/54c680b0b40801366b870218b798024d
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Today marks the release of the Markor v1.5 update! The update is already available for download on Google Play and soon on F-Droid!
* General -> Multiple windows: Open a seperate window for each document! Easily switch between multiple documents to quickly get needed information! Each window is a full editor with seperate editor settings and format selection. Requires Android 5 or higher, activated by default.
* General -> Keep screen on: Do not turn off the screen automatically.
Tags: #android #app #android-dev #foss #freie-software #freesoftware #opensource #translation #translator #release #mobile #fdroid #f-droid #markor #markdown #write #writing #quote
Share only to notice a mistake? Bummed because you'll have to redo all the markdown formatting? Boy Do I Have A #Tip For You | Or:A story of agony (for the author or the reader? You decide)
The Problem with how we have to currently edit
aka: I seriously enjoy the current edit process. About as much as I enjoy fucking myself in my own face with a cinderblock.
When we are posting to diaspora, we all know what to do if we make an error/typo/word choice that we simply cannot live with.
A. We copy the text,
B. Delete the comment or post,
C. Start a new comment or post
D. And then mark it up all over again,
hoping not to make the same or new mistakes.
If it wasn't clear, I seriously enjoy this process. About as much as I enjoy fucking myself in my own face with a cinder block. So nice, I typed it twice.
.json to the end of the URL/r and /n and the magic code for the > character [markdown for blockquote] that will need to be cleaned up.)And a Kafkaesque editing process that feels like a late 90's problem ruining a perfectly AWESOME diaspora UX (otherwise).
Or what it has to do with anything else in this rambling nightmare of a story? Well - buckle upand prepared to be bored to death by my petty, nit picking reaction to what I perceive to be user experience (UX) hostility.
Seriously - there's lots of words below, but you don't want to go there. It's a dumpster fire smoldering in the shit show of my heart. Consider this your warning. Below you will find a WTAMFF and a I shit you not.
You will read an author full of incredulity, self righteous ire and a whole lot of puffed up attitudes about the import of his own opinion. Is it a spectacle worth your time? I don't know. You'll have to decide.
You know - the 7 year long discussion where developers wring their hands and knit their brows about how can they possibly control the end users from abusing an edit feature.
After reading more than I care to admit on this tiresome conversation that ended in a muddied proposal about diaspora lacking an edit post & edit comment feature, I came across the json tip.
In fact, one of the devs actually suggested the .json trick as a satisfactory method for users to edit (that is - copy the .json markup, delete the old post, redo the post, publish again) and therefore there was no need for edit features.
W T A M F F
^what^ ^the^ ^actual^ ^mother^ ^fucking^ ^fuck^
One of the devs actually asked:
Is it really a good and desirable thing, coding effort aside, to let people edit their historical comments at any time? I don’t think it is, for reasons I’ve outlined above ...
His reasons outlined "above" boiled down to the fact that people are children and can not be trusted.
That kind of end user hostility is unacceptable to me.
Another of the greatest hits from as recent as October 2017:
If you have any doubt, copy the raw markdown version of your post before submitting it.
The best way to avoid errors is to preview your post until you are certain everything is correct!
I shit you not one goddamn bit.
After getting lost down this rabbit hole for a few hours, I ended up posting these comments to the github diaspora project issues
Well, it looks like my comment on the issue isn't being shown publicly.
Good thing I took some really bad advice and decided to copy the raw markdown version of [my] post before submitting it.
Oh wait - no need because you can actually edit comments on github issues.
Imagine that! It's a goddamn Christmas miracle all up in github. Mofos be editing with abandon! Look out, neckbeard42 is going to go back and maliciously edit his comments to make shabang7 look like a stupid head. OMG! :scream: ^emoji^
I want to contribute to the bountysource but I am unclear as to what form the edit feature will take. I have a few hundred dollars I'd like to add to this bounty and I'd like to encourage my friends and followers to contribute as they can. I'd like to raise the total to over $1000 but I need to know what it is that is being proposed.
Maybe I'm being unfair, but reading over the conversations dating back to 7 yrs ago (in a few different places) - I think all the fretting about people going back and changing a comment or post in bad faith amounts to a user hostile attitude.
Most people will use the edit feature in good faith. The few that don't will lose engagement and trust. For the most part, we are adults. I think we can handle the incredible responsibility of editing our own words and managing our own credibility.
Maybe that is no longer an issue and that fear of users abusing the edit feature has been put to bed. From what I've read, it is not clear to me.
In fact, there doesn't seem to be an easy to understand overview of how the edit feature is envisioned from a UX point of view.
Questions a user wanting the edit feature might have:
1. As a diaspora user, will I be able to publish a post, re-read it 3 days later and edit an autocorrect mistake (change 'poop' to 'park')?
2. Ten hours later, I get comments asking for clarification - will I be able to edit the post again to add an addendum to the bottom of the post clarifying the details of my narrative?
3. Will there be a time limit of minutes, days, weeks, months for editing?
3. Will I be able to make similar edits to my comments on my or someone else's post?
4. Will there be the typical notation on the post/comment that the post/comment wasedited 20 minutes ago(for example)
5. Will we be notified of every edit made on posts or comments we've interacted with?
6. If I make a bunch of changes experimenting with the markdown to get the best presentation I can, will I irritate the people with a bunch of notifications?If anyone herding this effort along thinks it would help, I am more than happy to jump into the IRC channel or participate here or in whatever comms channel best suits the project to help specify what the feature will look like from a user perspective - both in detail and in a tl;dr format.
I used to work as a technical writer so I'm equipped to interface with technical people and translate it into end user.
User should be able to edit posts
PS - If you think I notice a typo and I'm going to make use of my own #tip here to retrieve the text with the markdown markup from the .json file, you are out of your got'dammed mind.
I'd almost rather fuck myself in my own face with a cinder block.
#tip #json #markdown #why-the-eff-doesnt-diaspora-have-edit-features-yet #thomrant #github #bountysource #diaspora-issues #sorry-if-i-hurt-feelings #humor #just-the-tip #mole-hill #mountain #dumpsterfire #mystory #tilting-at-windmills
The formatting conventions on Diaspora and other Federation/Fediverse platforms is Markdown, what's called a lightweight markup language. There are several others, including AsciiDoc, which heavily inspired the markup used at Google+.
There is a software utility, Pandoc, available as a command-line tool on Linux, Mac, and (through various command-line tools such as Cygwin) on Windows. It is a document-transformation Swiss army life, capable of converting from and to a vast number of formats, including:
From: (several dialects of) Markdown, reStructuredText, textile, HTML, DocBook, LaTeX, MediaWiki markup, TWiki markup, TikiWiki markup, Creole 1.0, Vimwiki markup, OPML, Emacs Org-Mode, Emacs Muse, txt2tags, Microsoft Word docx, LibreOffice ODT, EPUB, or Haddock markup
To: not only each of these, but various HTML formats, word processor formats, ebook formats, documentation, archival, page-laoyout, outline TeX, PDF, and others.
I've been working on a documentation project for which I use Pandoc and a Makefile to publish to numerous formats with a single command. Make itself is a tool designed originally for programmers to convert source code to runnable software, but it has all kinds of uses in numerous projects, given its ability to run specific recipes based on goals and dependencies.
When I've discussed my various future plans for online publishing, Pandoc, or tools based on, using, or closely resembling it, are very much what I have in mind as part of my core toolkit.
Pandoc has been the single most useful Linux tool I've discovered in the past five years, if not ten.
#googleplus #pandoc #markdown #writing #documentConversion #HTML #PDF #LaTeX
There are some fun things you can do with Markdown formatting.
| Feature | Markdown | Example |
|---|---|---|
| italic | _italic_ |
italic |
| bold | **bold** |
bold |
| strikethrough | ~~strikethrough~~ |
|
| superscript | ^superscript^ |
^superscript^ |
| subscript | ~subscript~ |
~subscript~ |
| links | [Description](https://example.com/) |
Description |
| bare links | <https://www.example.com> |
https://www.example.com |
| code | `code` |
code |
| escape | \*escape\* |
*escape* |
There are also:
Unordered lists:
* Foo
* Bar
* Baz
* Quz
Ordered lists:
1. Foo
1. Bar
1. Baz
1. Quz
Headers:
# Header 1
## Header 2
### Header 3
#### Header 4
##### Header 5
###### Header 6
Headers also:
Header 1
==========
Header 2
---------
Blockquote:
This is a blockquoted text passage.
You can nest your blockquotes.
Or unnest them again.
> This is a blockquoted text passage.
>> You can nest your blockquotes.
>
> Or unnest them again.
To product a code block, as above:
```
> This is a blockquoted text passage.
>> You can nest your blockquotes.
>
> Or unnest them again.
```
Or indent four spaces:
Normal text
Code block
Normal text
Code block
Horizontal rule:
----
Image
Tables:
|Feature|Markdown|Example|
|:- |:- |:- |
|italic| `_italic_`| _italic_ |
|bold| `**bold**` | **bold** |
|strikethrough| `~~strikethrough~~` | ~~strikethrough~~ |
|superscript| `^superscript^`| ^superscript^ |
|links| `[Description](https://example.com/)`|[Description](https://example.com/)|
|code|\``code`\`|`code`|
|escape|`\*escape\*`|\*escape\*|
#markdown #quickGuide #tips #googleplus #newhere #formatting
📝 Write down documents in plaintext and simple markup formats
🖍 Highlighting and format related text actions
📄 Open and edit documents of other apps and shared texts
👀 Convert, preview and share documents as HTML and PDF
📚 Notebook: All documents are stored on a common filesystem folder
📓 QuickNote: Quickly share into a fast accessible Markdown document
☑️ To-Do: Quickly share into your fast accessible ToDo list
🔖 LinkBox: Share pages to read later into your bookmark list
🖍 Markup formats: Markdown and todo.txt
📋 Copy to clipboard: Copy any text, text shared into Markor can be directly copied too
💡 LinkBox, QuickNote and ToDo are textfiles with chooseable location on filesystem
📚 Notebook is the root folder for your documents and can be choosen too
Tags: #dandelíon #markor #markdown #todo #fdroid #f-droid #foss #android
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Markor v0.3.8 released | Gregor Santner » Android, Linux & Open Source blog
https://gsantner.net/blog/android/2018/05/18/markor-release-v0.3.8.html
New features:
- Recently viewed documents
- Start editing of recent documents, button in the toolbar of main view
- Allow sharing into recend documents
- Queue containing the 10 last viewed files
- Keep scroll position when reloading document list (Notebook)
- Document/File Info: Dialog showing information about selected file
- Openable at main views toolbar when one item is selected
Improved:
- Overall better performance
- Faster document loading
- Decreased memory usage
- Reduce edit history size (undo/redo) to 5 for lower memory usage
- Preview/Rendering (All):
- Rework of theme, font-size and font injection
- Preview/Rendering (Markdown):
- Blockquote theme based styling
- Blockquote RTL compatibility
Fixed:
- Crash when Markor put to background and huge file is loaded
- Document contents are not stored into resume cache anymore if they are too big
- Make no major differences for huge files, just undo/redo history is cleared when switchting away
Tags: #dandelíon #markor #markdown #todo #fdroid #f-droid #foss #android
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