Markdown round-up

[itst]

• korm’s AppleScript to update all markdown files: Re: CSS support for the markdown preview
• Dellu’s Skim template that generates Markdown with CSS: Re: CSS support for the markdown preview
• Brett’s Markdown macOS Services, including one to create Markdown tables from CVS: brettterpstra.com/projects/markd … ice-tools/ (thank you kwh!)
• Elljen’s great Markdown post: Sharing Markdown tips & tricks

Two questions
Web stylesheet does work with Markdown in the View/Edit pane: margins, colors etc are used. But the body font given in the Web stylesheet is not used - instead DT uses the default non-proportional font. What gives?

On using relative paths in Markdown files to indicate stylesheet position:

• href=“somefile.css” for same group
• href=“http://somedomain.com/somefile.css” for online
• href=“file://path/to/somefile.css” for mounted volume

But how to reference specific database or group within database?

[cgrunenberg]

@itst

Web stylesheet does work with Markdown in the View/Edit pane: margins, colors etc are used. But the body font given in the Web stylesheet is not used - instead DT uses the default non-proportional font.

This stylesheet is used by all web views but Markdown uses also its own style based on the rich text font (see Preferences > Editing). A future release will add a dedicated setting for Markdown (and also support converting of sheets to Markdown).

But how to reference specific database or group within database?

You have to use an item link (see e.g. Edit > Copy Item Link)

[itst]

Web stylesheet: Great, thanks!

@cgrunenberg

@itst

But how to reference specific database or group within database?

You have to use an item link (see e.g. Edit > Copy Item Link)

Dang. That was too easy