_Hello_ `Markdown` **Here**!
Privacy Issues:
Customization and Use:
$
— will be interpreted as mathematical formulae. For example, $\Delta$
would be rendered as a delta symbol.
{mathcode}
and {urlmathcode}
as placeholders.
{mathcode}
: The text between the $
symbols — i.e., the raw TeX formula; like \Delta
.{urlmathcode}
: The URL-encoded form of the TeX formula; like %5CDelta
.<img>
tag, you should include an alt
attribute that has as human-readable a value as possible, like {mathcode}
. This value of this attribute will be used for the plaintext version of the email (when sent from Gmail and Thunderbird), and used by screen readers for sight-impaired recipients.
Currently only supported in the Gmail web interface and Thunderbird (and Postbox and Icedove).
When you send an email, this checks the content to see if it looks like you wrote it in Markdown, but forgot to render it (i.e., click "Markdown Toggle") before sending. This may need to be disabled if it interferes with your ability to send email.
If this feature stops working for you, please let us know by posting to the "markdown-here" Google Group or creating an issue in the Github project. (Hooking into the email sending web UI is brittle and will sometimes break.)
This is great if you want to put a table of contents or other internal links into your content. Learn about how to use it in the MDH wiki.
It's disabled by default because it creates visual noise in Thunderbird. (And most people probably won't use the feature.)
If you have ever put a code block into an email, then you can help make Markdown Here better. CONTRIBUTING.md
Help make Markdown Here available in your language. Translations are welcome.