Thanks for the answer. I was going to close this issue myself too, as I was mistaken when posting it.
The renderer / converter of this plugin sticks to commonMark spec. I personally think there would be nothing wrong with giving the users an option to "break" the Cmark standard by supporting some tables or code-highlight syntax (that commonmark.org has very slow progress, if any, on these questions). But there are technical and time problems - I get it. Still, the name of this plugin - `Markdown` - suggests that this plugin does not have to be restricted to converting to `html` only; and already, showing a live preview of the `html` is not something implemented by [Cmark](https://github.com/commonmark/cmark) itself. Instead, this plugin could, in principle, incorporate other extensions which have nothing to do with Markdown standard. One of them could be: - an option to generate a TOC inside the `.md` file, based on the headings in this file, and then also adding some anchor tags with `id` beside each heading. It could be done at a button click / shortcut key (i.e, does not have to be done live, like the preview), so that not to make it slower, if that's is a problem The job of the html previewer would remain as is. Does it make sense? I could open a separate issue for this if yes. For my own use, I prepared a method involving a sequence of 9 (!) regex substitutions, plus couple of copy-paste, that, after all applied, result getting a TOC in the .md file which is functional in the .html file. Obviously, a bit tedious. I could share them if anyone else needs it. -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/issues/771#issuecomment-419794813
