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September 27, 2010
This plugin allows you to compose content in Markdown on a per-item basis. The markdown version is stored separately (in the post_content_filtered
column), so you can deactivate this plugin and your posts won’t spew out Markdown, because HTML is stored in the post_content
, just like normal. This is also much faster than doing on-the-fly Markdown conversion on every page load. It’s only done once! When you re-edit the post, the markdown version is swapped into the editor for you to edit. If something external updates the post content, you’ll lose the Markdown version.
Note: this plugin assumes you’re using the Classic editor.
Upload the markdown-on-save
folder to your /wp-content/plugins/
directory
Activate the “Markdown On Save” plugin in your WordPress administration interface
Create a new post with Markdown, and click the Markdown logo in the publish metabox (see screenshot).
Done! Now that post can be edited using Markdown, but will save as processed HTML on the backend.
Please refer to this resource: [http://michelf.com/projects/php-markdown/extra/](PHP Markdown Extra).
Your post will no longer be interpreted as Markdown, you will be returned to the normal editing experience.
Just deactivate it. The Markdown version is stored separately, so without the plugin, you’ll just revert to editing the HTML version.
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