Hi @aerosol0, unfortunately this is beyond the scope of this plugin because it does not do any modifications to the Markdown - it simply allows you to edit the note in its internal representation which is Amplenote's own flavor of Markdown. It's the same you would get when using the "download note" function in Amplenote itself.
https://github.blog/changelog/2021-09-30-footnotes-now-supported-in-markdown-fields/https://github.blog/changelog/2021-09-30-footnotes-now-supported-in-markdown-fields/
FYI, obsidian has an open source plugin that you may leverage. It supports github flavoured markdown.
Can we have an option to choose the flavour of markdown? I'm using this to create github issues. Write the text in amplenote then convert to markdown.
I noticed, that footnotes don't work well,
[Here ][^1]is a simple footnote\[^1\]. With some additional text after it.
\[^1\]: My reference.
[^1]: [Here ]()
test
The first ^1, is converted from amplenote's (ctrl k add link description). It doesn't convert properly, because the backlink in the footer, does a full page reload.
The second ^1\, is the native github syntax,
https://github.blog/changelog/2021-09-30-footnotes-now-supported-in-markdown-fields/
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Hi @aerosol0, unfortunately this is beyond the scope of this plugin because it does not do any modifications to the Markdown - it simply allows you to edit the note in its internal representation which is Amplenote's own flavor of Markdown. It's the same you would get when using the "download note" function in Amplenote itself.
https://github.blog/changelog/2021-09-30-footnotes-now-supported-in-markdown-fields/https://github.blog/changelog/2021-09-30-footnotes-now-supported-in-markdown-fields/
FYI, obsidian has an open source plugin that you may leverage. It supports github flavoured markdown.
Bullet points and tasks works nicely, export to github issues. So those are perfect.
Can we have an option to choose the flavour of markdown? I'm using this to create github issues. Write the text in amplenote then convert to markdown.
I noticed, that footnotes don't work well,
[Here ][^1]is a simple footnote\[^1\]. With some additional text after it.
\[^1\]: My reference.
[^1]: [Here ]()
test
The first ^1, is converted from amplenote's (ctrl k add link description). It doesn't convert properly, because the backlink in the footer, does a full page reload.
The second ^1\, is the native github syntax,
https://github.blog/changelog/2021-09-30-footnotes-now-supported-in-markdown-fields/
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