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Currently this isn't supported as the underlying renderer (CommonMark.NET) doesn't support it. We do have support for some features - specifically fenced code blocks which are the most critical. But there's no support for tables at the moment.
One of the things on my list to explore is to use the GitHub API to handle html rendering for Github flavored Markdown, but it'll require credentials to make this workable which is something I'd like to avoid having to store locally.
I need to do more research into newer parsers to see which also support better extension systems. This won't happen immediately though.
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Hi, DocFX from Microsoft features a GitHub flavor compliant Markdown parser, https://github.com/dotnet/docfx so that you don't need to do it yourself.
As this is the project behind the new http://docs.microsoft.com I believe its quality is high enough to enable this scenario.
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I'll take a look next week when I have more time. Thanks for the reference - did not know about that one.
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I've added support for the MarkdownLite and MarkDig parsers and they are integrated in the latest builds. They're not released yet, but you can build from source as of today.
The parser is configurable via the MarkdownParser
configuration setting in MarkdownMonster.json. The following values are supported:
- CommonMarkNet
- MarkdownLite
- MarkDig
The latter two both support Github Flavored Markdown including tables.
This is currently experimental.
Some thought needs to be given to how tables should be rendered in the previewer for each theme as tables render without any CSS tags.
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For anyone else that comes here: per the release notes, the two choices are CommonMarkNet and MarkDig. MarkdownLite does not appear to be supported in the current release.
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Yeah I removed that after playing around with MarkDig a bit. It looks like MarkDig is much more flexible both in terms of feature support as well as extensibility so that's what I think will be the eventual replacement for CommonMarkNet.
MarkDig is now the default engine loaded. Any feedback on rendering problems would be useful. The MarkDig folks also seem uber responsive to bug reports which is awesome.
https://github.com/lunet-io/markdig
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