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MultiMarkdown (MMD) is a superset of Markdown, a lightweight markup language.

MultiMarkdown, or MMD, is a tool to help turn minimally marked-up plain text into well formatted documents, including HTML, PDF (by way of LaTeX), OPML, or OpenDocument (specifically, Flat OpenDocument or ‘.fodt’, which can in turn be converted into RTF, Microsoft Word, or virtually any other word-processing format). MMD was created by Fletcher T. Penny. A MultiMarkdown document usually has an extension .mmd.

MMD is a superset of the Markdown syntax, originally created by John Gruber. It adds multiple syntax features (tables, footnotes, and citations, to name a few), in addition to the various output formats listed above (Markdown only creates HTML). Additionally, it builds in “smart” typography for various languages (proper left- and right-sided quotes, for example).

References

MultiMarkdown website

Wikipedia Article

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Link to an arbitrary spot in a multimarkdown file

I'm trying to make the following work: Here is my markdown text I would like to link to. [link] Then I write something else. Then I say [see above](link) This does not work and I cannot find a way to link to some arbitrary text. Note: This is not…
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Multimarkdown tables with pandoc

Is it possible to render in pandoc a Multimarkdown table with collapsible columns like in the example: | | Grouping || First Header | Second Header | Third Header | ------------ | :-----------: | -----------:…
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Multimarkdown to custom HTML Template

How do I use MultiMarkdown 4 to take my markdown document and create a full custom HTML document. As just using multimarkdown file.md > file.html would create the body of the HTML document I could just copy and paste this result into my HTML…
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markdown pandoc creating a span with an id

if I wanted to set an id on a span element or a list element in pandoc markdown (or multimarkdown) is there anyway to do it other than my text or to write out the list by hand? Thanks
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Sublime Text 2 - writing a script to process multimarkdown

There is an excellent package to preview markdown written using sublime text. I wanted to know how I might modify it, or perhaps use it as the basis for writing one that could process multi-markdown. I'm using Linux (Ubuntu) and I'm currently…
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sublime text 2 build system for multimarkdown under windows 7

To process a .md file in multimarkdown, I've written a build system file: { "shell":true, "working_dir" : "${file_path}", "cmd": ["C:\\Program Files\\MultiMarkdown\\multimarkdown.exe", "-b", "$file"], "cmd": "${file/\\.md/\\.html/}" } While the…
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Replacing double backslash and brackets in Python

I am trying to write a script that could convert things like \\[ or \\] to $$ in order to convert a MultiMarkdown document to Pandoc markdown document that could display equations in HTML. I am using Python to find all instances of these characters…
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how to create a sql comment in multimarkdown?

It appears that multimarkdown has a feature which converts two consecutive hyphens -- into an emdash —. For example, in the Byword editor, when you type those two hyphens it automatically converts to an emdash. This is fine, and very useful for…
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Is there any Markdown syntax parser for JavaScript with table?

I am looking for a Markdown syntax JavaScript parser with the table feature. It seems that I cant find one so I am having the hassle of implementing this feature into existing code, but I am not being able to do so. Does anyone know a JavaScript…
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Keep some text in Markdown file but not showing up in exported pdf file? (a function similar to "%" in latex)

As the title shows--I thought this should be simple but I just could not figure it out. I am using quarto but I guess it is a question about markdown files. I want to write some notes for myself in the markdown file (in this case, .qmd). But I do…
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Skip processing fenced code blocks when processing Markdown files line by line

I'm a very inexperienced Python coder so it's quite possible that I'm approaching this particular problem in completely the wrong way but I'd appreciate any suggestions/help. I have a Python script that goes through a Markdown file line by line and…
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pkgsrc: cannot install multimarkdown

It seems I could not install multimarkdown using pkgsrc: $ sudo pkgin -y install multimarkdown pkg_summary.xz 100% 1801KB 360.3KB/s 00:05 calculating…
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How to generate a Table of Content with page numbers using MMD Parser

I'm writing a shell script (.sh) to: Convert a markdown file (README.md) to HTML Convert a HTML file to latex. Convert a latex file to PDF. The shell script uses MultiMarkdown v6 (by Fletcher Penney) for step 1-2 and "pdflatex" for step 3. The…
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Can I generate html pages referencing each other from md files

Can I write documentation in multiple .md files that reference each other and then use a tool like Dillinger to turn all these .md files into multiple html pages referencing each other? I.e. can I go automatically (using Dillinger or Stackedit or…
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Converting HTML Text to Markdown

I have an html Text which we get from rich text editor and where I need to convert that rich text to markdown text for ex : rich text return strong to **strong** Can any one help me in Android
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