AcademicMarkdown
Extensions to MarkdownEditing for writing academic papers
Labels language syntax
Details
Installs
- Total 14K
- Win 7K
- Mac 5K
- Linux 2K
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Readme
- Source
- raw.githubusercontent.com
Academic Markdown
This extension to MarkdownEditing adds an Academic Markdown language variant, currently under development.
IMPORTANT: REQUIRES MARKDOWNEDITING TO BE INSTALLED
Features
- Highlighting for CriticMarkup notation
- Highlighting for @Citekey notation (Pandoc version)
Shortcuts
Create comment/turn selection into comment: Cmd
+Shift
+C
(macOS), Ctrl
+Shift
+C
(Win/Linux)
Installation
AcademicMarkdown is available on Sublime Package Control.
AcademicMarkdown can also be installed from a source archive by unzipping into your Sublime Text “Packages” folder (make sure the extracted folder is named AcademicMarkdown).
Citations
Citer - SublimeText 3 plugin to insert citations from BibTeX into you .md
file.