Any usecases for this?
I was thinking that this could be useful for giving people markdown to copy directly, but css:before and after doesn't get copied.
I'm so gonna use this _somewhere_, just not sure where.
I was thinking that this could be useful for giving people markdown to copy directly, but css:before and after doesn't get copied.
I'm so gonna use this _somewhere_, just not sure where.
In theory you could use it to demonstrate the underlying Markdown for some HTML, but unfortunately I haven't been able to figure out how to make the CSS ::before and ::after content user-selectable[0], so you wouldn't be able to copy it back out to make a simple HTML-to-Markdown converter.
[0] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19914349/how-can-i-make-g...
I often find myself using http://markdown-here.com/ to compose an email, and then wanting to get back at the source to send another, slightly modified email, or to insert into a README.md.
This will make my life a lot easier. Just need to package it up into a nice browser toolbar button.