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Allows md content loaded in "src" way #52

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Other than being attached in html source file, allows markdown content to loaded like

<xmp src="index.md" theme="united" style="display:none;"></xmp>

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Why is this not merged? 😭

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seems that the owner is too busy to update this lib...

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joedf commented Oct 25, 2015

👍 x1000

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zTrix commented Nov 7, 2015

@jacktan1991 Could you modify this PR to https://github.com/chaitin/strapdown-zeta ?

We are under active development and add more features to the strapdown project.

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jackiect commented Nov 8, 2015

@zTrix OK, I'll fork it! So what is the relationship between strapdown and strapdown-zeta ?

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zTrix commented Nov 8, 2015

@jacktan1991 I forked from strapdown, and added many more useful features including mathjax support, git powered wiki server, live theme switching.

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devyash commented Oct 21, 2016

When will this get merged?

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there's the alternative, bootmark

it was inspired by strapdown, but :

  • doesn't limit you to use the depracated xmp tags
  • it allows you to use as many "markdown" elements as you can
  • use external files within the same element (yes, that means you can request one or as many files as you want)
  • uses the showdown parser
  • you can decide how the markdown is parsed
  • have all the bootswatch themes, use math (latex or asciimath) with the katex-latex extension
  • has automatic table of contents creation
  • supported everywhere because jQuery
  • can be used through code
  • made for the future because fetch
  • and even more importantly everything is customizable

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