easy-markdown-editor
easy-markdown-editor copied to clipboard
Ionaru
EasyMDE: A simple, beautiful, and embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor. Delightful editing for beginners and experts alike. Features built-in autosaving and spell checking.
3.0 rewrite
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** Current codebase of the editor contains a lot of legacy code, is difficult to maintain and depends on a toolchain...
I have removed fontawesome and used fontello to generate the icons needed, i don't see a value of downloading 200kb fonts for just 10kb, it would be also nice if...
Regular use that works in Chrome and Firefox fails with Safari. Just loading the library. ``` SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression: invalid group specifier name ``` This happens at the regex...
**Describe your question** Currently, we are not able to add multiple lines in the editor which can be seen in the preview section. So, is there any way to add...
**Describe the bug** On MacOS, Cmd+P is the defacto shortcut for **Print** **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Type ⌘+P 2. **Print** setting will open **Expected behavior** Toggle...
**Describe the bug** If I enable code highlight, i get a deprecation warning from highlight.js: ``` Deprecated as of 10.7.0. highlight(lang, code, ...args) has been deprecated. Deprecated as of 10.7.0....
Hello everyone. So in markdown you can usually remove underscores from being interpreted by passing options such as `code-friendly`. I don't want EasyMDE to interpret underscores as possible italic symbols...
### I'm submitting a... - [] Bug report - [x] Feature request ### Version information Browser type and version: latest Chrome EasyMDE version: 2.5.1 Hi, thank you for the awesome...
I want to add a certain symbol that reads text after it and transform it into a certain HTML ... How can I do something like this ?
Right now multi-line code blocks that use the triple backquote show up in the editor with their contents colored, but whitespace and spacing between lines is the default. It's particularly...
