markdown frontmatter using yaml (instead of codeblocks) #93
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Hi @skwde An example; First three dashes are rendered as a seperator and next three dashes make above line a kind of header (title). I'm not familiar with yaml front matter in markdown so I'm not sure this usage is correct for comment header. |
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Hi @alpertuna, thanks for your quick response and sorry for my late one :). Anyways, yes this looks fine to me. I guess it depends on what renders markdown if the header is properly recognized. |
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This fixes #92 using proposal 1 (see issue).
I simply change the comment string for
markdownto---.As mentioned in the issue, I could also implement optional support for
yamlfrontmatter.Just let me know.