RICH TEXT TO MARKDOWN INSTALL

Script that exports multiple selected notes to a folder: - Have an export folder ready. The internal вЂњwikilinksвЂќ should still work! The exported files can then be moved to a folder that 1Writer on the iPad is accessing, or that Obsidian uses as a vault, or that DEVONthink is indexing, or all of the above at the same time. md files with contents that look like the result on the right below: If all goes well the chosen folder will be filled with. Then select notes in Tinderbox, click the вЂrunвЂ™ button in Script Editor, and follow the prompt. Make sure you have a folder in Finder ready to receive the export and that it doesnвЂ™t contain files you donвЂ™t want to be overwritten. (They canвЂ™t just be dragged in as suggestion the screenshot.)Д¬opy-paste the script below into Script Editor (at Applications > Utilities). External web links currently need to be entered manually via Note > Make Web link if you want them to export.

Or you can enter the name of the other note, select that name and go to Note > Link to. Text links entered as [[ Ziplinks should work if prefixed. But you need to prefix any note-to-note links with a character of your choice because Tinderbox exports the same format for internal links as for external ones. ThereвЂ™s little other setup required within Tinderbox.

RICH TEXT TO MARKDOWN INSTALL

Install Pandoc (at ) if you donвЂ™t already have it, and at a minimum add the default HTML templates via File > Built-in Templates > HTML in your Tinderbox document. Similar can be done within Tinderbox via HTMLExportCommand though IвЂ™ve found the setup fussier. Here is an AppleScript-wrapped solution that may be of interest. But if you want to write in rich text (not directly in Markdown)IвЂ™ve found it tough to export to Markdown that preserves most formatting, external web links, and internal links in the ] вЂњwikilinksвЂќ format recognized by 1Writer, DEVONthink, Obsidian, and it seems a growing number of other apps.

Rich text to markdown