For example, it sometimes struggles getting image sizes right, and the font sizes don't match GitHub's markdown renderer very well. But it is amazing considering it works within Sublime. You can open your markdown files into a split screen view with the markdown code on the left and the rendered file on the right. And did I mention it is 'live'? Write with Markdown Sublime Text is a text editor, not a rich text editor. This means writing with a formatting language like Markdown will get you the most bang for your buck.
- Sublime Markdown Viewer
- Sublime Text Editor For Mac
- Sublime Markdown Pdf
- Sublime Markdown Preview
- Sublime Markdown Extended
Markdown preview and build plugin for Sublime Text https://facelessuser.github.io/MarkdownPreview/
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Preview and build your markdown files quickly in your web browser using Sublime Text 3.
You can use the builtin Python Markdown parser (offline) or use the GitHub Markdown API or GitLab Markdown API (online) for the conversion.
Features
- Markdown preview using the python-markdown with syntax highlighting via Pygments and optional 3rd party extensions (pymdown-extensions included by default).
- Markdown previews via the GitHub API.
- Markdown previews via the GitLab API thanks to @hadisfr.
- Ability use other external Markdown parsers.
- Build markdown file using Sublime Text build system.
- Browser preview auto reload on save if you have the LiveReload plugin installed.
- Configurable CSS and JavaScript assets with overriding if needed.
- YAML support thanks to @tommi.
- Clipboard selection and copy to clipboard thanks to @hexatrope.
- MathJax support :
(frac{pi}{2})thanks to @bps10. - HTML template customization thanks to @hozaka.
- Embed images as base64.
- Strip out MultiMarkdown CriticMarkup.
Documentation
Support
Sublime Text Editor For Mac
- Any bugs about Markdown Preview please feel free to report here.
- And you are welcome to fork and submit pull requests.
Attribution
Markdown Preview contains a stripped down version of font awesome that is included in the default non-GitHub CSS. It contains only the icons we currently use.
License
The code is available at GitHub under the MIT license.
Over the last couple of months, I've been writing a lot of Markdown, primarily for these blog posts. I've tried various text editors, but haven't been entirely happy with the writing experience until last week when I discovered two excellent packages for Sublime Text. Here's the setup which I used to write this very post and which I'll be using to write Markdown from now on.
Sublime Markdown Pdf
#Writing Markdown in Sublime Text
I've been a long-time fan of the Sublime Text editor. It's lightweight, fast, and highly customizable. Plus, it simply looks gorgeous on a MacBook with a retina display.
If I need to sit down and focus on my writing, I like to enter Sublime's distraction free mode, which then switches to fullscreen and hides everything but the current file's content. That makes it a lot easier to stay focused on the task of writing:
You can either click on View | Enter Distraction Free Mode in the menu bar or use the (slightly uncomfortable) CTRLCMDSHIFTF keyboard shortcut.
Sublime Markdown Preview
Additionally, I usually activate the Do Not Disturb mode to prevent macOS from showing Growl notifications in the upper right corner of the screen. Again, this helps me focus solely on the writing.
#The Monokai Extended Package
While the writing experience in Sublime's distraction free mode is already pretty good, the syntax highlighting for Markdown, frankly, isn't:
If you install the Monokai Extended package and select the Monokai Extended color scheme, the highlighting will improve drastically:
The background color will be slightly darker, which I like. If you'd rather stick to the original Monokai one, go for the Monokai Extended Bright color scheme instead:
Sublime Markdown Extended
Besides highlighting Markdown, the package will provide additional highlighting for Less, HTML, Handlebars, and more. Color all the things!
#The Markdown Extended Package
Now that the Markdown text is highlighted a lot better, let's look at how fenced code blocks are displayed. By default, Sublime won't highlight them:
Luckily, the author of the Monokai Extended package, Jon Schlinkert, provides a package named Markdown Extended for making code blocks pretty, too. With that package installed, you can enjoy language-specific syntax highlighting:
Make sure that the syntax for the current file is set to Markdown Extended:
I'm pretty happy with this setup. Thanks, Jon, for providing two truly helpful packages that make writing Markdown in Sublime Text even more enjoyable.