It would be useful if there were an extension that, similar to the bracket or quotation mark extensions, could put double colons around selected text :: so that I can highlight text in markdown; or even better you can input what you character want to wrap the selected text with (for example, ** ~~ __, etc.).
markdown highlighting and strikethrough were the 2 first reasons to use it
I am a noteplan user where there arenât native buttons for highlighting or strike through so I made the next pop clip actions
Great work @haris_sab thanks for those! Nice use of symbols there.
Hereâs a quick tip - in case people want to save on extension âslotsâ (and for ease of installation), you can combine multiple actions into one extension like this:
Any properties defined at the top level, as in this case requirements, will apply to all actions, so they only have to be defined once. The title fields are optional but nice to have.
Thanks for the feedback! These snippets are a very new feature and I have given it limited publicity so far while we all get the hang of it. @haris_sab - thanks for the Sweet Setup link, I hadnât seen that. They did a great job with the write-up, very concise and clear.
What is âMarkdown Highlightâ. I used it but it doesnât seem to render, I just see the selected text prepended and appended with four dots, so can you enlighten me?
Highlighing is a non-standard syntax and it depends on the markdown engine. There are a few different versions, ::, ^^, ==. it causes the text to be rendered in a highlighted style, for example:
When I install this extension (via highlighting and âpopclip-installâ clickin the pop-up) I get the actions in PopClipâs pop-up, but not with icons, just with text:
No, Big Sur is required. Although you can install the symbol viewer app on Catalina, Catalina does not have the API for apps to access symbols. As you can see within the symbols viewer app, each symbol has a minimum OS version requirement. Typically this is 11.0 and some symbols require 12.0.
I just spent a bunch of time recreating the snippets here (and others) before I found this thread ÂŻ\(ă)/ÂŻ
Sharing a more complete Markdown helper in case it helps anyone else. This might be near the upper usable boundary for combined actions in a single snippet.