John Gruber remarked that image syntax was his biggest mistake with Markdown, and mentioned an alternative:
My best idea for good Markdown img syntax would be to just paste in a URL ending in .jpg/.png/.gif etc.
In our own search of support for file transculsion we landed on a syntax for what we call, Content Blocks.
Embedding images, comma separated tables, text files and code as blocks of content in your documents is easy on Mac.
Simply drag these files into your Editor or type their path using the syntax below.
Section.txt "Section"
Balance Sheet.csv 'Finances'
images/Structure.jpg (Data Flow)
💡 In iA Writer 6.0+, autocomplete will help find and add Content Blocks for you. You can trigger autocomplete by typing a /
and the first few letters of the file you’d like to add. Then, select and hit return and, voila!
Among many export options, iA Writer for Mac allows you to export an archive of a project containing Content Blocks.
When you export a document that includes Content Blocks, the blocks are exported to a .zip
archive maintaining the structure of your document.
Learn more about export options!
John Gruber remarked that image syntax was his biggest mistake with Markdown, and mentioned an alternative: My best idea for good Markdown img syntax would be to just paste in a URL ending in .jpg/.png/.gif etc. In our own search of support for file transculsion we landed on a syntax for what we call, Content
John Gruber remarked that image syntax was his biggest mistake with Markdown, and mentioned an alternative: My best idea for good Markdown img syntax would be to just paste in a URL ending in .jpg/.png/.gif etc. In our own search of support for file transculsion we landed on a syntax for what we call, Content
John Gruber remarked that image syntax was his biggest mistake with Markdown, and mentioned an alternative: My best idea for good Markdown img syntax would be to just paste in a URL ending in .jpg/.png/.gif etc. In our own search of support for file transculsion we landed on a syntax for what we call, Content
John Gruber remarked that image syntax was his biggest mistake with Markdown, and mentioned an alternative: My best idea for good Markdown img syntax would be to just paste in a URL ending in .jpg/.png/.gif etc. In our own search of support for file transculsion we landed on a syntax for what we call, Content
John Gruber remarked that image syntax was his biggest mistake with Markdown, and mentioned an alternative: My best idea for good Markdown img syntax would be to just paste in a URL ending in .jpg/.png/.gif etc. In our own search of support for file transclusion we landed on a syntax for what we call, Content