For now I settled for MarkText, which also has the requested feature of rendering LaTeX inline math.

I can only mention, that a colleague of mine is quite happy with zettlr.Īs Typora has become a paid app, I tested also some others with similar features. But I am not as aware of them and would not like to go into details. Typora also supports PDF exports and an integration with pandoc.įurthermore, I like the minimalistic look of the program.Īnother option would be zettlr, which I also tested a while ago in parallel with Typora. Use the Documentation, Luke This documentation isn't meant to cover every aspect of the user interface. But the most important part for this question is: There it also support for LaTeX-Equations and Mermaid-Diagrams. Markdown Monster is an easy to use and extensible Markdown Editor for Windows, that provides you with intuitive features to write Markdown content efficiently. But in my opinion it is solved quite good in Typora. Thus the text changes between markdown syntax and the rendered output. To start I unloaded the Addin projects to focus only on the main project first.

This is all handled in one window and not in a side-by-side view as in other editors. Markdown Monster is comprised of one main WPF EXE project which contains the bulk of code, plus several Addin projects that handle things like Weblog Publishing, Screen Captures and the Snippet Editor. If the syntax is not correct, it will not render as expected. This makes editing quite easy, because there is a direct visual feedback, whether the markdown syntax is correct -). It renders markdown live into a document. Typora is (currently) my markdown editor of choice. But if it is just a matter of display, you could also look into Typora Rendering is a good idea and pandoc would be my way to go.

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