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Markdown is not a display format, it's a writing format. I have to agree with jemostrom above - I couldn't care less about Evernote's support of Markdown attachments. And I feel markdown would supply the minimal formatting necessary to make special writing elements like lists, quotes, code, and tables coherent within the unified look and feel. If I could, I would switch off different formatting for different notes in Evernote. I guess what I'm trying to say is this: Evernote would do well to focus their app on its core competency rather than trying to be all things to all people. If I need to style a document, that's what a word processing or document publishing apps are for.īut I digress. And I don't expect to format each note different than the rest. I don't expect my note-taking app to remind me to pick up groceries.
It's like Evernote is trying to make itself into a swiss army knife. So why do I care about picking between umpteen different fonts and text sizes within my notes?Įven the new "reminders" feature strikes me as strange. At it's core, what is Evernote? A note-taking app. I realize Evernote does all kinds of fancy rich text editing and HTML-based formatting in the background, but I wonder whether this is more than is necessary. I have never posted in this forum before, but wanted to pop in to voice support for Markdown within Evernote. Like you said, it would be there for the folks who want it, but hidden from those who are not interested in it. It would be great if (like other apps) we could just press a shortcut key like CTRL + CMD + p (Mac) and see the page formatted nicely. It is unwieldy and far from ideal, but it works.
I usually write my notes in Markdown, and when I want to see them formatted, I paste them into something, and then back into Evernote as well. The nice thing about markdown is that it doesn't even have to be visible to anyone who doesn't want to use it. This is the way I do it too, using an external editor to do the md formatting and then pasting it into Evernote when I'm done.
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Full markdown support is the single most important improvement I could hope for from Evernote. Also there's no sensible way to create links in Evernote. Please add this - I write most of my serious Evernote postings now in Markable, because I don't have the patience to point&click constantly to format text, or to highlight and choose a monospace font off the dropdown menu instead of using standard markdown syntax.
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So this solution for a full-screen, distraction free writing environment within EN is not useful for editing notes with formatting in them. The point of my caveat was that if you have a note with formatting (say bullets, bolding, etc), and use QuickCursor to open it in an editor like WriteRoom, make changes, and then send it back to EN, the formatting will be removed. QuickCursor still copies out the contents of the note and sends it to a text editor just fine. But you can still use it with Evernote - their lack of a plain text option in EN is irrelevant. The third-party program QuickCursor only deals with plain text because it is designed to open a text editor, let you edit, then send the edits back to the originating application (Evernote in this case). I don't understand how your comment relates to my post at all. This list contains a total of 177 applications similar to wikidPad.Caveat is that this process is all plain text no formatting allowed.Įvernote has given no indication it is going to implement plain text anytime soon.
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The Best wikidPad alternatives for Wiki like interface, from Cross Linking to a free app.Īlternatives in wikidPad for Mac OS X, Windows, Android, iPhone, Android Tablet, Web, Blackberry, Windows RT, iPad, Windows Phone, Apple Watch, Linux, Self-Hosted, Mac, BSD, Open Source, Xfce. This page contains applications similar to the wikidPad
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