vim-markdown-preview
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A light Vim plugin for previewing markdown files in a browser - without leaving Vim.
I am on vmp_osname == 'mac' and switched from "Google Chrome" to "Brave Browser", which is technically the same. While it works be taking the `open -a` branch in the...
Not sure how hard or easy this would be, but it would be great to have better syntax highlighting inside markdown code blocks. **Current** **Suggested** Not sure this is already...
Observed behavior: ``` $ vim scp://me@computer//path/to/README.md p Please install the necessary requirements: https://github.com/JamshedVesuna/vim-markdown-preview#requirements $ scp me@computer:path/to/README.md . $ vim README.md p ``` Expected behavior: I expected vim-markdown-preview to work with...
Any way to add an option to allow for Google Chrome to run in application mode? Application mode provides a cleaner preview window. The command is simple enough: google-chrome-stable --app=file:///tmp/vim-markdown-preview.html
The delay between preview invocation and temp file deletion becomes configurable and user having slower browser can still make use of the automatic preview. * New option vim_markdown_preview_temp_delay * Left...
Add an option to specify a css file for genration with pandoc. In the vimrc : let vim_markdown_preview_pandoc_css='/absolute/path/to/file.css' or let vim_markdown_preview_pandoc_css='$HOME/path/to/file.css' You can test with this css : https://gist.github.com/Dashed/6714393
I think this plugin doesn't support arch... Thing's I've found so far: * **Google chrome won't open**: Most likely it's looking for the wrong package on arch. It should look...
Base info: * os : Fedora25 * xdotool: 3.2 * grip: 4.5.2 I installed this plugin with vundle, and the config of .vimrc is only 'let vim_markdown_preview_github = 1 '....
When changing the vim_markdown_preview_toggle option whe get the following error: Error detected while processing function Vim_Markdown_Preview_Local: line 17: E484: Can't open file /tmp/vTWTit6/3 Press ENTER or type command to continue...
Hiya! I thought this would be a helpful example for how to call the preview using something other than the hotkey. :)