I was looking into possibly using HyperMD as an Atom package, to handle Markdown files there, and even allow Atom to be used thereby as a kind of general purpose editor.
As such, I'd be interested in providing a WYSIWYG that may, by default, be less intimidating to non-technical users, who might be confused by why the # marks appear when clicking a heading, etc.
Although I doubt this would be easily possible, just in case this is somehow feasible or of interest, I wanted to suggest allowing a pure WYSIWYG mode which avoided the ability to introspect (albeit in a WYSIWYG-ish fashion) on the Markdown, and only appeared something like CKEditor--such a word processor, maybe with an Advanced mode button to add the informative Markdown indicators.
In any case, thanks for the excellent looking tool!
Hi there,
Such a robust looking editor! Wow!
I was looking into possibly using HyperMD as an Atom package, to handle Markdown files there, and even allow Atom to be used thereby as a kind of general purpose editor.
As such, I'd be interested in providing a WYSIWYG that may, by default, be less intimidating to non-technical users, who might be confused by why the
#
marks appear when clicking a heading, etc.Although I doubt this would be easily possible, just in case this is somehow feasible or of interest, I wanted to suggest allowing a pure WYSIWYG mode which avoided the ability to introspect (albeit in a WYSIWYG-ish fashion) on the Markdown, and only appeared something like CKEditor--such a word processor, maybe with an Advanced mode button to add the informative Markdown indicators.
In any case, thanks for the excellent looking tool!