I often need to convert rich text copied from websites or Word/odt documents to Markdown, and sometimes vice versa. Is there an open source Markdown editor that lets me simultaneously paste in and edit a document both as WYSIWYG and Markdown source code? Preferably side by side.
I’ve actually been using the Reddit redesign’s Markdown editor for this, since it lets me switch between a WYSIWYG text box and a Markdown source code editor, but that’s obviously not at all a good option.
Take a look to this editor: ghostwriter https://wereturtle.github.io/ghostwriter/
How about Apostrophe?
typora and marktext both source and render in place modes.
I like retext.
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Obsidian let’s you edit with a preview version next to the source version, or even edit the source inline whilst the rest of the document remains as WYSIWYG.
Obsidian is cool yeah. But it ain’t open source.
Huh? Nearly every editor can do this. For work, I use Visual Studio Code for that, maybe you additionally need a Markdown Extension, but I’m pretty sure it works out of the box.
- If you use GNU/Linux: Apostrophe
- If you use Windows: Mark Text or Zettlr
I agree: it’s great.
Also can use the freely the instance at hackmd.io
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