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Hello, A friend posted a question about how obtain the markdown code for a image when you are using the markdown editor. Here I created a module just for that. You can download it here. https://github.com/NinjasCL/InputfieldImageMarkdownCodeAdditionalFields cheers.
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A proof-of-concept module. ImageToMarkdown Alt+click an image in Page Edit to copy an image markdown string to clipboard. Usage Install the ImageToMarkdown module. Alt+click an image in Page Edit to copy an image markdown string to clipboard. If the "Description" field is populated it is used as the alt text. https://github.com/Toutouwai/ImageToMarkdown
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Does ProcessWire have native support for Markdown instead of using TinyMCE or CKEditor?
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I’m using the core-embedded TextformatterMarkdownExtra module, but I do not like the autolinking of URLs. Can it be turned off somehow, or do I have to install a custom Textformatter plugin which has this option turned off?
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While looking for a way to add target="_blank" to markdown formatted fields I came across these little gems in the TextformatterMarkdownExtra.module (in the wire>modules>textformatter folder, I'm running v3.0.33). Turns out someone (Ryan? Did you add this?) already thought of it: /** * A couple RCD extentions to MarkDown syntax, to be executed after Markdown has already had it's way with the text */ protected function markdownExtensions(&$str) { // add id attribute to a tag, when followed by a #myid if(strpos($str, '>#')) $str = preg_replace('/<([a-z][a-z0-9]*)([^>]*>.*?)(<\/\\1>)#([a-z][-_a-z0-9]*)\b/', '<$1 id="$4"$2$3', $str); // add class attribute to tag when followed by a .myclass if(strpos($str, '>.')) $str = preg_replace('/<([a-z][a-z0-9]*)([^>]*>.*?)(<\/\\1>)\.([a-z][-_a-z0-9]*)\b/', '<$1 class="$4"$2$3', $str); // href links open in new window when followed by a plus sign, i.e. [google](http://google.com)+ if(strpos($str, '</a>+')) $str = preg_replace('/<a ([^>]+>.+?<\/a>)\+/', '<a target="_blank" $1', $str); // strip out comments // if(strpos($text, '/*') !== false) $text = preg_replace('{/\*.*?\*/}s', '', $text); // if(strpos($text, '//') !== false) $text = preg_replace('{^//.*$}m', '', $text); } Adding: $f->addOption(self::flavorRCD, 'RCD extentions'); after line 107 of the file, adds an option field which you can handily check from the module's config screen in the admin. Now, the question I should have asked before doing this is: Does changing that have any detrimental effect on things I don't know about yet? : ) Would be great if someone with actual knowledge on this could chime in before I shoot myself in the foot (There must be a reason why this is not active by default?) Cheers guys! Phil
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Hi, i'm asking myself, if it's possible to have an editor, who's usable for people without markdown knowlege, but saves the WYSIWYG stuff in markdown format. For instance one marks the text "Lorem Ipsum", chooses H2 in a dropdown and the text is displayed for him as H2, but the sourcecode in the background is ##Lorem Ipsum , which gets saved and outputed per markdown module. i fiddled a around with the markdown input formating and CKEditor as Input, until i learned that markdown will only format the output someone already tryed to do so?
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I like to use Sublime Text to write Markdown documents. Is there a way to import them to PW pages? i.e ## Text basics this is *italic* and this is **bold** . another _italic_ and another __bold__ ....imported into my body field etc.
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I want to allow extra markup in the image description field (for basic formatting and links etc.). I have added Markdown to the "Text formatters (for file descriptions)" on the Images field, but it does not seem to be rendering the markdown in my templates. Processwire version : 2.5.8 dev Modifications : I have ProcessCropImage and the Language support for Fields and Page Names installed When i try to render the image description in my template : echo $image->description; It shows the text and seems to recognise and strip out the markdown tags (e.g. **This** becomes This), but does not actually render any html. Any ideas what is going wrong? It kind of makes sense that the default behaviour does not output any html (in case you use it as image alt text for example), so maybe there is an extra way to render the markup? Thanks for any help.
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Useful resource if you are using markdown for documentation or for Somas notes module: http://www.tablesgenerator.com/markdown_tables Paste in your table or write it up and it spits out nice neat markdown. Saves a ton of time hitting the space bar!
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Is there a way to use the ProcessWire API to insert images into the text of a Markdown field? Something kind of like this: <?php $image1 = $page->image->url; ?>  The end goal here is to be able to write posts in a Markdown-like way but have ProcessWire handle all of the image paths and ordering.
