#Intro to Nick Bloom's Marked Style Guide

Fun and pretty

This is a style guide meant for taking academic notes - it's not perfect, but it gets the job done for class notes and other random things that come up. It works best for lists under headers.

Installation

• You can put the markedstyle.css file anywhere - you point to it in the Preferences of Marked.app. Go to Preferences>Style, press the + button, and find your file. You should probably set it as the default (under the add box).
• Fonts go in your user library (Home Folder>Library>Fonts)
  • If you can't see the Library folder, open Terminal.app and type this in:
  • sudo chflags NOHIDDEN ~/Library
  • it'll ask for your admin password, and then make the Library folder visible. Then drag and drop the fonts in.

Usage

• The h1 (#) is the black heading you see at the top - title goes these
• The h2 (##) is the gray heading under the black heading. It's for short descriptions, like what the topic of the class was that day
• The h3 (###) is the gold heading at the top of this list
• The h4 (####) is a gray header like you see below, nested under the h3.

Usage Note

• You shouldn't need more than three levels of headings, but if you do, let me know and I'll update it.
• For headers, just type in regular sentence case (Like This, for Example) -– any capitalization is taken care of by the CSS.