#MACDOWN APP ADD TABLE OF CONTENTS UPDATE#
#MACDOWN APP ADD TABLE OF CONTENTS SOFTWARE#

(this is considered a bug that should be fixed in the future). The editor is now read-only when you hide it.You can still change the extension if you want. This prevents you from accidentally saving MacDown now updates the document content when file is edited withĪn external application.

Fixed strange behaviours when toggling block syntaxes in a documentĬaused by unintended integer overflow and underflow.

Fixed a crash in the command line utility if filenames contain.

To automate interaction with MacDown programmatically.

You can now use AppleScript and JavaScript (JXA) MacDown can now accept plug-inīundles to add functionalities at runtime.

#MACDOWN APP ADD TABLE OF CONTENTS UPDATE#

This update adds new functionalities to MacDown, and provides fixes to bugs and usability issues, etc. The build process is also improved by this so you can clone and build from source more easily.

Bumped various dependencies to fix upstream bugs.

See #746 and #747 for discussions about a more long-term solution to this. This is done by disabling WebCache’s caching via private API.

Image caches are now less an issue in the preview.

A new document is created only when necessary.

Launching files from CLI does not always open a new document now.

This fixes a problem with the CLI utility if you provide a non-standard extension.

Suggest filename only when doc have no fileURL is set.

This also makes the “hide extension” checkbox work.

Do not select ext in save dialog if possible.

This is super handy! Kudos to Piping to the CLI utility now creates a new document with the piped content.

The preference window layout is broken if the font selector gets too large.

New file not created when being opened.

Unhideable panes on new window after a panel is hidden, the window closes, and a new window is opened.

Some usability issues with the CLI utility.

Visit our project page if you would like to help translating MacDown to your language: The script also returns updated article text, which includes heading ids.MacDown now has i18n! Thanks to all people giving feedback on this issue, and all our contributors on Transifex. The script takes as input article text in HTML format and produces an unordered nested HTML list, which is the table of contents. It can also be used on other headless CMSs. The script can be used to add table of contents to a Gastby website. The NPM package is called Node.js Table of Contents Generator. I managed to convert the script and publish it as a NPM module. I converted this script to JavaScript and used it to generate the table of contents for my new Blog. I had created a script in PHP language for generating table of contents from HTML text. My Blog was initially based on a custom PHP framework called Pak Php Framework. It converts the Markdown to HTML and displays the HTML inside React Js template files. The theme fetches data from Markdown files using GraphQL. My Gatsby website is based on the Lumen Starter Theme. Also if I wanted to update the table of contents layout or position, then I would have to edit all markdown files. To use the plugin, I would have to add table of contents markdown to 150+ files. Gatsby provides a plugin called Remark Table of Contents, which allows adding a table of contents to markdown files. In this blog post I will describe my experience of adding table of contents to my Gatsby Blog. A table of contents describes the main components of an article. Readers of Blog posts can sometime lose the overall picture when reading long articles. In an earlier post I described my experience with migrating my blog to Gatsby. Features such as Sitemaps, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Pagination etc can be easily added by installing and configuring plugins.

For example connecting the blog to a data source, adding features using plugins etc. One of the useful features of Gatsby is that it provides a clean separation between the different stages involved in Web Development.

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However managing a Gatsby Blog is similar to managing a web application and can be difficult for those not familiar with Software Development. Gatsby is a modern CMS that is well suited for publishing Blog posts.

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