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Support bold and italic #52
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Atom and Code don't allow you to bold from within the text editor, I believe. If you're talking about the markdown preview they support, that's compiling (transpiling?) your written .md into markdown and showing it in the window. Not quite the same. However, I believe bold can be implemented anyway and would be good in order to emphasize text within Left. @neauoire Do you feel like you should have to *type* asterisks around the word you want bolded, or should a Which do you think would work best with the minimalistic control scheme? |
Ideally |
That depends on your syntax theme, as that's part of the syntax highlighting, and probably not the editor. For example, the theme I'm using actually supports the bold and italics like yours, but my titles aren't bold. In any case, thanks for showing me that, I never realized! I don't use it for markdown much outside of README's. |
I don't recall exactly, but I think VS Code comes with these settings/syntax highlighting out of the box. Atom I probably customized, you're right. |
I will not add syntax highlight, or font styles to Left. |
What if wrapping text with certain characters triggered a style being applied? The text would be still be stored as plain-text but it would show up as having styles. For example:
When typing the asterisks around a bit of text, a
etc... I believe Bear Writer does this. |
It's a slippery slope to getting asked to implement tables and images and other things. If you would like to try and implement bold, underline and italic, give it a shot. |
It would be nice to have bold and italics support using markdown, in a similar way Atom and Code have.
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