Based on - https://youtu.be/NV0mRSgj_qs Hi everyone, welcome to the video. Today, in this quick video, we are going to take a look at how to create a Markdown file as a starting point for any of your blogs or documentation that you're writing. I use Markdown as a …
Based on - https://youtu.be/NV0mRSgj_qs
Hi everyone, welcome to the video. Today, in this quick video, we are going to take a look at how to create a Markdown file as a starting point for any of your blogs or documentation that you're writing. I use Markdown as a format on my blog at presentknucklecanny.com and I find this very useful. I think you will find it useful too. So to get started with creating a template markdown file, what you do is come to mangoblogger.com and under apps, you will go to form to markdown. Here, you will start adding the data for your markdown document so for example i will write example markdown document slug if you want to add any custom slug say markdown document status you can add published or draft and here you will be able to add the date for your uh for your document if you have any python code that you want to display as a code block in your markdown document you can add it here for example import requests url equals to example.com so we'll just this is just an example that we will see in the document, how it shows. For HTML code, I can add any HTML code that I want to display as a code block in my document. If you have any, and then all of your main content can go here uh if you have any lists and you want this as a starting point you can add your lists And that's it. You will just click on this generate markdown button and all of your markdown is over here you see like the python code comes in with the code block html code will come as a code block as well you are if you if you had any lists added they will show up here and your main content block all of the uh like the features of the document added, like titles, slugs, status, they're all here. And you can easily copy this document by clicking on this button, copy, markdown, and then you can go to text editor of your choice, right? Like I have a notebook then you can just uh save your document yeah that way example dot empty right so that's how you do it uh web page. Really easy. You don't have to download any software or anything like that. If you have any suggestions, please add it in the comment. I can add those enhancements to this page. As if you find this useful, if you're using it let me know in the comments please like and subscribe so that it can reach out to more people using markdown in their daily workflow thank you and you have a great rest of your day