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You can now (since 2022, so, very recently 😁) color text in #GithubFlavoredMarkdown !
Not with some direct syntax, and not with some span attribute, but through the LaTeX renderer. 😃
The following word is red: $\textsf{\color{red}GREEN}$\textsfswitches from "mathy" typeface to a sans serif. It's still a different typeface from the baseline typeface used by the surrounding text, but it's less different.Note that this might be positively awful for accessibility; I don't know. I'm happy to receive comments on this; Maybe this workaround is not worth using.
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You can now (since 2022, so, very recently 😁) color text in #GithubFlavoredMarkdown !
Not with some direct syntax, and not with some span attribute, but through the LaTeX renderer. 😃
The following word is red: $\textsf{\color{red}GREEN}$\textsfswitches from "mathy" typeface to a sans serif. It's still a different typeface from the baseline typeface used by the surrounding text, but it's less different.Note that this might be positively awful for accessibility; I don't know. I'm happy to receive comments on this; Maybe this workaround is not worth using.
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You can now (since 2022, so, very recently 😁) color text in #GithubFlavoredMarkdown !
Not with some direct syntax, and not with some span attribute, but through the LaTeX renderer. 😃
The following word is red: $\textsf{\color{red}GREEN}$\textsfswitches from "mathy" typeface to a sans serif. It's still a different typeface from the baseline typeface used by the surrounding text, but it's less different.Note that this might be positively awful for accessibility; I don't know. I'm happy to receive comments on this; Maybe this workaround is not worth using.
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You can now (since 2022, so, very recently 😁) color text in #GithubFlavoredMarkdown !
Not with some direct syntax, and not with some span attribute, but through the LaTeX renderer. 😃
The following word is red: $\textsf{\color{red}GREEN}$\textsfswitches from "mathy" typeface to a sans serif. It's still a different typeface from the baseline typeface used by the surrounding text, but it's less different.Note that this might be positively awful for accessibility; I don't know. I'm happy to receive comments on this; Maybe this workaround is not worth using.
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You can now (since 2022, so, very recently 😁) color text in #GithubFlavoredMarkdown !
Not with some direct syntax, and not with some span attribute, but through the LaTeX renderer. 😃
The following word is red: $\textsf{\color{red}GREEN}$\textsfswitches from "mathy" typeface to a sans serif. It's still a different typeface from the baseline typeface used by the surrounding text, but it's less different.Note that this might be positively awful for accessibility; I don't know. I'm happy to receive comments on this; Maybe this workaround is not worth using.
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TIL GitHub Flavored Markdown added special block comment styling for important/warning notes in text.
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/16925 -
TIL GitHub Flavored Markdown added special block comment styling for important/warning notes in text.
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/16925 -
TIL GitHub Flavored Markdown added special block comment styling for important/warning notes in text.
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/16925 -
TIL GitHub Flavored Markdown added special block comment styling for important/warning notes in text.
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/16925 -
TIL GitHub Flavored Markdown added special block comment styling for important/warning notes in text.
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/16925 -
@mudge I _adore_ iA Writer, and use it for 90% of my general writing. However, it doesn't currently recognize its own sister product's markup yet (e.g. iA Presenter) or work well with variants like #Markua or #GitHubFlavoredMarkdown. That sometimes forces me to switch to a very customized .vimrc so I can tweak the markup, but that's (perhaps) a nitpick.
Between #iawriter, #vim, #Marked2, and #PanDoc I get all of my #WYSIWYM writing done faster. Thanks for sharing your process!
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@mudge I _adore_ iA Writer, and use it for 90% of my general writing. However, it doesn't currently recognize its own sister product's markup yet (e.g. iA Presenter) or work well with variants like #Markua or #GitHubFlavoredMarkdown. That sometimes forces me to switch to a very customized .vimrc so I can tweak the markup, but that's (perhaps) a nitpick.
Between #iawriter, #vim, #Marked2, and #PanDoc I get all of my #WYSIWYM writing done faster. Thanks for sharing your process!
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The more I write in #CommonMark #Markdown or even #GithubFlavoredMarkdown, the more I want to switch to some other format with more extensive features, or roll my own...
I want something with easy footnotes, definition titles, semantic sections, section CWs, etc, without having to resort to inserting HTML, and keeping it human-readable.
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The more I write in #CommonMark #Markdown or even #GithubFlavoredMarkdown, the more I want to switch to some other format with more extensive features, or roll my own...
I want something with easy footnotes, definition titles, semantic sections, section CWs, etc, without having to resort to inserting HTML, and keeping it human-readable.