Comment on MkdownparentComments−adito12ycompared to gist.io, I like mkdown style better.Can we have custom title too? this gist[1] titled "Learning Haskell" but in mkdown[2] it just say "Gist 8739525" in it's title.[1]: https://gist.github.com/bitemyapp/8739525[2]: http://www.mkdown.com/8739525−benatkin12yWould grabbing the first header work for you? For the introductory post that would be perfect. http://www.mkdown.com/8485599−andrey-p12yThis seems like a good option for most gists, but for parent's specific use case it would just say "Primary course".(This seems like more of a problem with the specific gist rather than with your idea.)−joeblau12yI was going to say the same thing. Something about the typography on mkdown is more visually appealing.−meowface12yI much prefer mkdown's styling, but I think the initial fade-in is unnecessary.−relekang12y"Learning Haskell" is filled in the description of the gist. Descriptions can be fairly lengthy and not always suitable as titles. However, I think it would be awesome to support metadata in a form like in Jekyll posts or something similar.
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compared to gist.io, I like mkdown style better.
Can we have custom title too? this gist[1] titled "Learning Haskell" but in mkdown[2] it just say "Gist 8739525" in it's title.
[1]: https://gist.github.com/bitemyapp/8739525
[2]: http://www.mkdown.com/8739525
Would grabbing the first header work for you? For the introductory post that would be perfect. http://www.mkdown.com/8485599
This seems like a good option for most gists, but for parent's specific use case it would just say "Primary course".
(This seems like more of a problem with the specific gist rather than with your idea.)
I was going to say the same thing. Something about the typography on mkdown is more visually appealing.
I much prefer mkdown's styling, but I think the initial fade-in is unnecessary.
"Learning Haskell" is filled in the description of the gist. Descriptions can be fairly lengthy and not always suitable as titles. However, I think it would be awesome to support metadata in a form like in Jekyll posts or something similar.