More and more of my information is being written and documented in Markdown. But not everyone I work with uses Markdown. So the apps I use to write in Markdown are also used to export Markdown into a file format that works for the recipient. The current list includes:
The upside in all the apps I've chosen is that they allow a custom CSS file to be created to modify the rendered Markdown. The next step logical step was to get the same CSS files in all three apps so I would get the same rendered output from each application. This way I could give someone the same looking document from any device I happened to be working on. I got tired of saving, reloading or having multiple copies of a MD test sample while testing the CSS updates and tweaking. The easy solution was to create a Text Expander snippet to generate a MD test sample whenever I wanted.
Title: This is a MD Preview Test
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* List 1
* List 2
* List 2.1
* List 2.2
* List 3
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This is a sentence using the `block code` apostrophes.
1. Number 1
2. Number 2
3. Number 3
4. Number 3.1
5. Number 3.2
6. Number 3.3
7. Number 4
This sample block will show the most common MD elements I'd need to use when generating documents for others. This block of text is added whenever I type ;mdtest. You can download the snippet here: MD Test Snippet.