Support for Markdown in notes
ivan.aga says:
I think it would be _really_ *useful* to be able to format the text in Task notes, using some well established syntax like Markdown (http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax).
This would give us the ability to make bulletlists, bold, italic, etc.
Just a thought!
This would give us the ability to make bulletlists, bold, italic, etc.
Just a thought!
zikes says:
I concur, markdown would be a nice addition.
cfm says:
Thought I'd resuscitate this thread; I'm also interested in formatting in notes. Another possibility (apart from Markdown) is Dean Allen's Textile parser.
Thanks for a terrific service.
C.
Thanks for a terrific service.
C.
bkudria says:
I agree, this would be really cool.
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hendrik.achenbach says:
Either this or some formatting options like you have in most Web-mail services nowadays:
- bold, italics
- proportional or fixed-width font
- hyperlink
- bulleted and numbered lists
- bold, italics
- proportional or fixed-width font
- hyperlink
- bulleted and numbered lists
shk says:
Great idea, just keep it lean and keep the notes fast-loading.
Nobody wants a mini-m$-word document page inside their nice rtm page. ;D
Nobody wants a mini-m$-word document page inside their nice rtm page. ;D
clandestine says:
I would definitely support either Markdown or Textile, but I generally find Markdown faster for fairly simple things, especially with the way it handles reference linking.
tekacs says:
Just another vote for this - I assume wouldn't be incredibly difficult to do, especially if you made it an option in settings, thus meaning that you don't have to render every note by every user in Markdown...
Please? :P
Please? :P
tekacs says:
Incidentally, the way that RTM currently works (and the fact that I write using a subset of Markdown without even thinking about it, nowadays) I end up linking away to Evernote shards from my notes - this is awfully cumbersome, especially when the note just contains a simple list...
black.puppydog says:
couldn't this be done in JScript (at least in the webapp)?
In any case, this should *not* be hard to implement and would increase usability by lengths.
It would at least be a workaround for as long as we wait for sublists/folders.
In any case, this should *not* be hard to implement and would increase usability by lengths.
It would at least be a workaround for as long as we wait for sublists/folders.
matthias.cullmann says:
Numbered and bullet list would be very helpful. Markdown in general a real plus!
ganz.family says:
Yes, Please.
tony.hild says:
Yes, Please.
okada.eriko says:
Yes, Please.
pastore.abruzzese says:
please!
zurfarosa says:
Yes please.
kimptoc says:
+1 from me, please.
brpinto says:
It would definitely be a great addition. I use Evernote when I need more than just scribble quick notes for a task (and I know that finally there's better integration between the two services), but if I was able to use Markdown I wouldn't need that workaround anymore.
jbstarr says:
+1 wholeheartedly agree with brpinto above.
phil.m.proctor says:
+2 from me
andres.riancho says:
+1
soldaat says:
+1, please add this.
jchirschy says:
+1
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