I opened a few files. Really fast. What I like a lot is that I can open a whole folder and jump between the files very quickly. The included styles are very nice. I first had to get used to the fact that the list order changes when I pick a style, and the chosen one moves to the top. PDF export is also very fast, and the PDF looks good, which is not a given.
I'm working on a private project where I need a good Markdown viewer, and I'd like to take some ideas from yours. Our current file viewer looks amateurish next to it.
The list order changes because Markview's stylesheets can be layered like CSS rather than "single-slected". Enabling a style moves it to the top (the highest priority). This is how I display the active list, but it takes some getting used to when you're simply trying themes one at a time. Maybe I'll work on the settings UX soon.
I opened a few files. Really fast. What I like a lot is that I can open a whole folder and jump between the files very quickly. The included styles are very nice. I first had to get used to the fact that the list order changes when I pick a style, and the chosen one moves to the top. PDF export is also very fast, and the PDF looks good, which is not a given.
I'm working on a private project where I need a good Markdown viewer, and I'd like to take some ideas from yours. Our current file viewer looks amateurish next to it.
Thanks for trying it!
The list order changes because Markview's stylesheets can be layered like CSS rather than "single-slected". Enabling a style moves it to the top (the highest priority). This is how I display the active list, but it takes some getting used to when you're simply trying themes one at a time. Maybe I'll work on the settings UX soon.
Now that you've explained it, the way you implemented it makes sense, and it's well solved.