Dopo aver fatto una figuraccia, (ho “stampato” un bel documento sul nostro cloud - formato .md - direttamente dal browser firefox in formato PDF, e inviato come allegato mail, senza controllarlo) …
… propongo un workshop sul tema “Gestire testi con Markdown”.
@PeterAichner intanto mi ha consigliato di usare Obsidian ( https://obsidian.md )
toni
PS: scrivendo messaggi in talk.lugbz.org, utilizziamo proprio il formato markdown, mi pare: Topics tagged markdown
There are many apps that can render a markdown document to HTML. Discourse is one of them. NextCloud is another.
Once it is displayed as HTML in a browser tab, you can print the page, and save it as a PDF file. Sometimes it is useful to select (highlight) the content of the article and print only the selection. This will exclude any extra content on the page that goes along with the article (for example header, footer, menus, etc.)
It is also possible to use pandoc
to convert a markdown file to PDF from the command line.
Example: Dal formato Markdown al PDF - Come gestirlo bene_ - How To _ Workshop - LUGBZ Forum.pdf (33.5 KB)
Thankyou @dashohoxha
Yes, that is what i did, but in a hurry, and so i sent out a PDF incomplete…
In meta.discourse.org i found some hints indicating weaknesses of markdown in dealing correctly with page-breaks while creating pdf-versions … but didn’t go deeper into it…
Therefore my idea of a workshop to learn & document an easy-to-use way for non-experts like me
toni