Getting Started

This editor allows you to create documents using Markdown syntax with YAML front matter for metadata. Your documents can be exported as Word documents with professional formatting.

YAML Front Matter

The YAML front matter at the top of your document contains metadata and configuration:

---
                        title: "Your Document Title"
                        author: "Your Name"
                        date: "2025-06-14"
                        output:
                          word_document: 
                            toc: true
                            toc_depth: 6
                            number_sections: true
                          html_document:
                            toc: true
                            toc_float: true
                            toc_depth: 6
                        ---

Basic Markdown Syntax

Headers

Syntax	Result
# Header 1	Header 1
## Header 2	Header 2
### Header 3	Header 3

Text Formatting

Syntax	Result
**Bold**	Bold
*Italic*	Italic
`Code`	Code

Lists

Tables

| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
                        |----------|----------|----------|
                        | Data 1   | Data 2   | Data 3   |
                        | Data 4   | Data 5   | Data 6   |

Code Blocks

```javascript
                        function hello() {
                          console.log("Hello, World!");
                        }
                        ```

Links and Images

Blockquotes

Toolbar Buttons

• Bold: Wrap selected text with ** **
• Italic: Wrap selected text with * *
• Heading: Insert ## for a level 2 heading
• Link: Insert link syntax [Text](https://)
• Code: Wrap selected text with ` `
• Table: Insert a sample table structure
• YAML: Configure document metadata and settings
• Preview: See how your document will look when exported

Export Features

• Word Export: Download your document as a .doc file with professional formatting
• Table of Contents: Automatically generated based on your headings
• Numbered Sections: Automatic numbering of headings and subheadings
• Portrait Layout: Documents are formatted for standard portrait orientation