MarkdownPad is a full-featured Markdown editor for Windows. You can instantly see what your Markdown documents look like in HTML as you create them. Color schemes, fonts, sizes and layouts are all customizable so you can turn MarkdownPad into your perfect editor.
v2.5 [Dec 28, 2014]
- Markdown Processor: CommonMark! CommonMark is a new Markdown processor aimed at unifying and standardizing the Markdown specification.
- Added: Task Lists support in the GitHub Flavored Markdown (Offline) processor.
- Added: Emoji support in the GitHub Flavored Markdown (Offline) processor. :smile::sparkles:
- Added: Option to customize how many spaces are inserted when the “Use spaces instead of tabs” feature is enabled under Tools → Options → Editor tab.
- Added: Customization of GitHub Flavored Markdown rendering mode (Enhanced: used in Pull Requests, Issues, and Comments; Standard: Used in READMEs). This option is available under Tools → Options → Markdown tab → Select “GitHub Flavored Markdown”, then locate “Markdown Rendering Mode”.
- Added Language: Norweigan (Norway), thanks to Øystein Bjørke!
- Improved: Command line arguments now persist across updates if manually triggering the update from the status bar.
- Improved: Timestamps in MarkdownPad should respect your locale/culture settings by default. These can still be customized under Tools → Options → Editor tab.
- Fixed: Code syntax highlighting was recently broken due to changes at GitHub.
- Fixed: When MarkdownPad was opened via command line, relative file paths were being displayed in the Recent Documents menu.
- Fixed: GitHub Flavored Markdown was adding the prefix user-content- to all HTML name tags due to a change at GitHub, causing issues with anchor links. This prefix is now removed.
- Fixed: After creating a new document and saving it, “New Document” was still displayed as the Window’s title.
- Many minor fixes and improvements.
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