An all-new, best-in-class DOCX exporter. Marked can now even open DOCX files and export them as Markdown or any other format.
New Markdown processors built in: CommonMark (with GFM extensions) and Kramdown! Kramdown adds the ability to apply ids, clases, and other attributes to inline and block elements, among other features.
Let's see, what else?
- Syntax highlighting for CSS and JSON fields
- Custom Styles can be dragged and dropped on the Settings window to add them
- Menu of static Word export styles
- Ability to open DOCX files directly and convert to Markdown
- Display a message when an empty file is opened
- DOCX change tracking is now converted to CriticMarkup in the Markdown document
- CommonMark processor option, includes all GFM extensions
- Kramdown processor (requires Ruby), supports all Kramdown syntax
- Completely rewritten DOCX export, faster, valid style markup
- Reorderable custom Styles
- Button visibility in Settings
- Double click to rename Custom Styles in menu
- Performance improvements for lined text views
- Hide advanced config options when MathJax is disabled
- Ignore non-numeric values in reading speed text field
- Suppress open dialog when opening a file
- Scrivener import will convert single-cell tables (used for asides) into block quotes
- When exporting, convert non-built-in fonts to equivalent system fonts
- Better regex for detecting highlights and deletions in text
- Completely rewritten Scrivener import, faster and with no reliance on Ruby or Python
- Rewritten RTF/RTFD export
- Rewritten CriticMarkup handling, all native, no reliance on external scripts or tools
- Handle DOCX highlights, using a
<mark>tag with appropriate background color - In DOCX import, allow highlights to be suppressed when comments are disabled
- Clicking on the WPM number in the detailed stats window makes it editable
- Detailed stats view UI adjustments
- Native mmd_merge handler
- Hold option to set debug logging level from the Help menu
- Additional documentation about debugging and support requests
- Store current autoscroll speed as a global preference instead of preview-specific value, ensuring consistent behavior across previews and maintaining preferences across launches.
- Autoscroll now works with a WPM (words per minute) setting, and calculates how many words would fit on the screen with the current style, setting the scroll speed accordingly
- Syntax highlighting in code blocks is preserved when exporting to Word
- Markdown export can optionally wrap text at a specified width
- Markdown export can optionally convert inline links to reference links
- Help document list item link styling
- Tab order in Proofreading Settings
- Paragraphs generated by DOCX converter that start with
<mark>not being properly handled by MultiMarkdown
- Keyboard shortcuts for export options
- Remove RTFD export option. RTFD will be automatically selected when the export includes images