Is there a specific syntax you're trying to enable? Overall MultiMarkdown shares the same extended syntax, but if you set up a custom processor with /usr/bin/php and the path to the PHP markdown extra executable, it should be possible. Haven't tested with that one, though.
It is possible to run Markdown Extra as a command line tool,
which means it's possible to run your Markdown through it in
Marked. PHP isn't the easiest to work with, though, so I might
suggest using the ruby utility maruku instead (which I
think supports all Markdown Extra syntax and definitely handles the
class markers you're using).
There's also the Python Markdown package
which can do the same, if that's easier.
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Brett
on 12 Oct, 2016 01:18 AM
Is there a specific syntax you're trying to enable? Overall MultiMarkdown shares the same extended syntax, but if you set up a custom processor with /usr/bin/php and the path to the PHP markdown extra executable, it should be possible. Haven't tested with that one, though.
-Brett
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bob
on 12 Oct, 2016 06:11 PM
One is this construct:
{.image-left .image-25}
Another is similar:
{.caption .image-right .image-25}
From this general syntax:
https://michelf.ca/projects/php-markdown/extra/#spe-attr
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Brett
on 13 Oct, 2016 05:07 PM
It is possible to run Markdown Extra as a command line tool, which means it's possible to run your Markdown through it in Marked. PHP isn't the easiest to work with, though, so I might suggest using the ruby utility maruku instead (which I think supports all Markdown Extra syntax and definitely handles the class markers you're using).
There's also the Python Markdown package which can do the same, if that's easier.