Markdown Tag

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Render Markdown to HTML on any website using a md tag

Overview

Markdown Tag is an innovative tool designed to simplify the integration of Markdown into your website. With just a simple script inclusion, you can enable Markdown support anywhere on your site, making it easier to format content while maintaining readability. This functionality is particularly useful for developers looking to enhance user interactions through customizable text styling and syntax highlighting.

The flexibility of Markdown Tag allows users to choose from different Markdown syntaxes including Showdown, CommonMark, and GitHub Flavored Markdown. This versatility ensures that whether you’re building a personal blog, a documentation site, or a collaborative platform, you can render your content precisely how you want it.

Features

  • Easy Integration: Include a simple tag at the bottom of your HTML document to enable Markdown support without complex setup.
  • Multiple Syntax Options: Choose between Showdown, CommonMark, and GitHub Flavored Markdown, giving you the flexibility to use the syntax that best fits your needs.
  • Syntax Highlighting: Automatically adds GitHub-like syntax highlighting colors when using the <github-md> tag for a more visually appealing presentation of code blocks.
  • Custom Sanitization: Allows you to handle untrusted content effectively by sanitizing user input before rendering it, ensuring security against XSS attacks.
  • Contribution Opportunities: The project encourages community contributions, allowing developers to improve the system and collaborate on enhancements through GitHub pull requests.
  • User-friendly Styling: A default CSS stylesheet is included for the <github-md> tag, simplifying the process of applying styling to Markdown-rendered content.
  • Comprehensive Documentation: Provides detailed instructions on usage and available options for integrating Markdown into your applications seamlessly.
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Web Components

Web components provide a way to create reusable, encapsulated UI components using standard web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. They allow developers to create complex UI components that can be easily shared across multiple projects and frameworks. Web components are built using four main specifications: Custom Elements, Shadow DOM, HTML Templates, and ES Modules.