I almost always convert my markdown documents to pdf when I am done writing them. It is annoying when I have a markdown file that converts to a multipage PDF to first convert them to PDF and then to see that there is a new page in a paragraph that I do not want. Now I have to go back to Haroopad and insert a new page with <div style="page-break-after: always;"></div> and then convert it to PDF again, and then hoping that there isn't another new page in a section I do not want.
It would be nice to have some kind of automatic indicator in the viewer of where there will be a new page in the PDF. This can be toggeled on and off in the settings or something.
Thanks for this amazing piece of software!
PS: it would also be nice to have an easier command then <div style="page-break-after: always;"></div> for a new page. The * * * only adds a line, it does not trigger a new page in the PDF
I almost always convert my markdown documents to pdf when I am done writing them. It is annoying when I have a markdown file that converts to a multipage PDF to first convert them to PDF and then to see that there is a new page in a paragraph that I do not want. Now I have to go back to Haroopad and insert a new page with
<div style="page-break-after: always;"></div>and then convert it to PDF again, and then hoping that there isn't another new page in a section I do not want.It would be nice to have some kind of automatic indicator in the viewer of where there will be a new page in the PDF. This can be toggeled on and off in the settings or something.
Thanks for this amazing piece of software!
PS: it would also be nice to have an easier command then
<div style="page-break-after: always;"></div>for a new page. The* * *only adds a line, it does not trigger a new page in the PDF