Closed dessalines closed 7 years ago
It can be easily achieved with some other plugins:
Install them if you haven't. Then
Now open palette and choose "Preview in Broswer" and you will get a WYSIWYG editor.
Anyway I think it is good to include that in the readme. Thanks for bringing it up.
I knew about markdownpreview, but its not a WYSIYWG editor. It's an uneditable preview of your content in a browser window. Typora is an in place WYSIWYG editor.
With the combination of LiveReload it is.
Oh I see what you mean. Well, I don't think sublime supports that.
This just isn't possible in Sublime. Live preview is the closest you'll get. If you're on a Mac, I do suggest checking out Marked 2, for which there's also a Sublime plugin/build system: http://marked2app.com
(full disclosure, that's my app)
-Brett
On 16 Mar 2017, at 13:51, Dessalines wrote:
I knew about markdownpreview, but its not a WYSIYWG editor. It's an uneditable preview of your content in a browser window. Typora is an in place WYSIWYG editor.
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Here is a new way of Markdown preview directly in Sublime Text: https://packagecontrol.io/packages/MarkdownLivePreview Without having any insight/knowledge about the code, it looks like it could be possible to have something like inline edit (I don't think so, but who knows). This plugin renders Markdown to a its own syntax, thus it should be possible to make this view editable.
the preview view (the view on the right) is a specific syntax (called — sorry for the originality —
MarkdownLivePreviewSyntax
)
Here is a new way of Markdown preview directly in Sublime Text:
Yeah I tried that one but somehow ST hanged and became unresponsive. So I didn't put that into recommendation. Since you can get it working so maybe it's just me.
@felixhao28 It's not perfect and large documents do indeed hang/not render. Interesting concept though.
It would be really nice to have an auto-preview mode for links, bolds, and italics. Basically it just shows what it would look like, until you click the text, upon which it expands the markdown(IE the italics, bold, or link).
This is the killer feature that programs like Typora have that makes it the best markdown editor. Its basically a WYSIWYG editor, until you click the word or phrase that contains the formatting.