In a Jekyll markdown file there is a header that defines post attributes at the top of the file, separated by ---, e.g.:
---
author: me
title: My blog post
layout: default_post
---
## My subtitle
{{ site.time | date_to_string }}
The Markdown HTML Preview and Markdown Editor should ignore content in this section (enabled by a preference?), and any content between double curly braces, {{...}} and curly-brace-percent, {%...%}. In the example above, the preview view renders the section at the top, and the editor displays the text from the underscore in default_post to the first underscore in date_to_string in italics, and doesn't render the heading in bold.
In a Jekyll markdown file there is a header that defines post attributes at the top of the file, separated by
---
, e.g.:The Markdown HTML Preview and Markdown Editor should ignore content in this section (enabled by a preference?), and any content between double curly braces,
{{...}}
and curly-brace-percent,{%...%}
. In the example above, the preview view renders the section at the top, and the editor displays the text from the underscore indefault_post
to the first underscore indate_to_string
in italics, and doesn't render the heading in bold.