- Show the way we use markdown in posts. The next titled post is in Markdown nodetype. It's a version of my "Drummer Markdown reverse of Logseq's" outline post yesterday.#
Dave outlined two main concepts of processing Markdown in Drummer outlines.
Indentation play no role in Markdown generated.
One sub/node is one newline in Markdown generated.
Logseq outlines have the exact reversed concept for Markdown processing.
Each indentation correspond to one level of indentation of
-Markdown list item.One sub/node can contain more than one newline.
#- My immediate comments/suggestions on the renderings (github):#
- 1/ The post title heading in markdown nodetype add extra newline, it doesn't in outline nodetype that looks better to me.#
- 2/ I needed to add extra blank node/headline to break the post into two lists. I suggest that change of indentation automatically generate newline for markdown processing.#
- 3/ Perhaps a good design goal is to have an outline nodetype when changed to markdown nodetype, renders almost exactly the same. Noting that markdown markup allows HTML markup in it.#
- Show the way we use markdown in posts. The next titled post is in Markdown nodetype. It's a version of my "Drummer Markdown reverse of Logseq's" outline post yesterday.#
Dave outlined two main concepts of processing Markdown in Drummer outlines.
Indentation play no role in Markdown generated.
One sub/node is one newline in Markdown generated.
Logseq outlines have the exact reversed concept for Markdown processing.
Each indentation correspond to one level of indentation of
-Markdown list item.One sub/node can contain more than one newline.
- #
- My immediate comments/suggestions on the renderings (github):#
- 1/ The post title heading in markdown nodetype add extra newline, it doesn't in outline nodetype that looks better to me.#
- 2/ I needed to add extra blank node/headline to break the post into two lists. I suggest that change of indentation automatically generate newline for markdown processing.#
- 3/ Perhaps a good design goal is to have an outline nodetype when changed to markdown nodetype, renders almost exactly the same. Noting that markdown markup allows HTML markup in it.#