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Markdown with Latex (Latex is also possible with Mathematica but I still prefer Markdown Latex) When the command is followed by //TeXForm the Latex output is automatically rendered in Jupyter. … use vim keybindings using the vim plugin can select content of a cell (I am not aware of a quick way to that with mathematica) In my opinion it is easier to set keyboard shortcuts when compared to mathematica …

Here is a paragraph of text as taken from a Text cell: Edit: Here are the corresponding box contents: And here is a version using the style from the previous answer: (I have used images to avoid Markdown … Why did I have to make the option additions that I did? I am running Mathematica 13.2.1 on a MacBook M2, with MacOS Ventura 13.2.1. …

And I was wondering what other Mathematica-base ways there are to build out such sites. … generate the markdown--not just to make figures. …

This question is an inverse of "How to export a Mathematica notebook into Markdown?". … There is a similar question, "Markdown parser in Mathematica" that asks for something more specific -- the Markdown parser to be written in Mathematica. …

See the video "Markdown to Mathematica converter (CLI and StackExchange examples)" for a (quick, 7.5 min) demo. … Here is another video showing how to convert Jupyter notebooks into Mathematica/WL notebooks: …

(In general I like the idea of a Markdown-to-Mathematica converter written in Mathematica.) …

Is there already a markdown to XML parser implemented in Mathematica? I wrote a one for my pelican rewrite, but realized I should have asked here first. …

Code was viable before transformation to markdown; apologies for any errors that may have crept in as a result. Citation Crisler, David, and Diveris, Kosmas. … exponents; "monomial" and "(additive) term" are therefore considered synonymous Mathematica expressions may need to be coerced to specific forms in order to handle $a \times a$ effectively as Times[a …

That is, we can simply create an interface that can be adapted to the kernel to get a similar experience to using Mathematica [1]. … itemName=njpipeorgan.wolfram-language-notebook To use this extension, you just need to install Wolfram Engine or Wolfram Mathematica[2] (v12.0+). …

However, I do feel there are several missing jigsaws in the picture of writing academic paper fully in Mathematica: citation management: there is one but in fact broken on Mac; it would be great to integrate … One recent promising effort might be M2MD that can convert a notebook into a markdown file, which may shed some light in implementation of the wanted features above. …

Is there a way to export a Mathematica notebook into Markdown? … I'm sure it's possible to implement rules for converting each Mathematica cell subexpression into Markdown, but I'm also sure that I don't know enough about BoxForms to get this right! …

(I apologize in advance since this is not strictly Mathematica-related, but this still seems potentially relevant to audience. Feel free to remove or refile.) … Incidentally, I decided to sit down and write this after completely failing to come up with an adequate path for exporting Mathematica work to the web. …

It seems to have been possible at least since March 16th 2016 and probably earlier (thanks to jkuczm) I found it here (cannot remember how I ended up there). Here's another example using it. … One caveat: As Szabolcs notes, this is not necessarily assured to work on other Markdown-using sites. …

GitHub doesn't auto-detect and color Mathematica code in its markdown. Can we make it do so? This may be trivial, but many README files don't seem to have it. …

A much more readable format is to make a .md file (markdown file, works mostly like a .txt file) that contains ```Mathematica (*copy and paste your code in here *) This will show up nicely formatted … and colored on github (except for Greek letters): (I got this trick from Mathematica Syntax Coloring in GitHub README) …