What is this?
This is a plugin for Lektor integrates the SimpleMDE visual markdown editor. It attaches SimpleMDE to all fields of type markdown according to the model
Installation
Install the plugin from pypi with one of the standard ways. No settings are required.
Known issues
Currently, the editor is also shown for text fields i.e. it is shown for all fields that render as a <textarea> in the admin interface.
License
The plugin is distributed under the MIT license
Support
If you have problems or suggestions, submit them via issues here or use Spherical support form
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Metadata
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Release files for lektor-simplemde 0.6
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