Markdown support
Auto-formatting as you type, and pasting Markdown you already have.
Flints stores notes as Markdown underneath. That means two things: Markdown shorthand works as you type, and Markdown you already have pastes in correctly.
As you type#
Type these at the start of a line, followed by a space:
| Typing | Gives you |
|---|---|
# |
Heading 1 |
## |
Heading 2 |
### |
Heading 3 |
- or * |
Bulleted list |
1. |
Numbered list |
> |
Quote |
--- |
Divider |
``` |
Code block |
Inside text:
**bold**,*italic*,~~strikethrough~~,__underline__==highlight==,`code`[text](https://link)[[Note name]]— a wikilink
Pasting Markdown#
Copy Markdown from another app and paste it into the editor: Flints turns it into real blocks — headings become headings, lists become lists, tables become tables.
This only happens when the text carries an unmistakable Markdown marker. Ordinary
prose — say the price is 5 * 3 dollars or variable_name_here — is pasted
literally.
Nothing is converted when you paste into a code block; the text arrives exactly as it was.
Export#
Any note can be downloaded as a .md file from the export button in the top bar.
To copy a single block as Markdown, use Copy as Markdown in the block menu.