wagtailmdx
wagtailmdx adds the MDXEditor as widget and textfield intended for use with an MarkdownX frontend including custom components. In order to enable MDX components, you have to provide your own and include the jsx definition. Refer to the Git documentation for further reference. You are free to use the editor for ordinary md.
Quick start
- Include "wagtailmdx" in yout INSTALLED_APPS
- Add an
MDXField()to your pages
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Release files for wagtailmdx 0.1.1
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