All you need for Markdown (keyboard shortcuts, table of contents, auto preview and more).

• Features
  • Keyboard shortcuts
  • Table of contents
  • List editing
  • Print Markdown to HTML
  • GitHub Flavored Markdown
  • Math
  • Auto completions
  • Others
• Available Commands
• Keyboard Shortcuts
• Supported Settings
• FAQ
• Changelog
• Latest Development Build
• Contributing
• Related

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See full key binding list in the keyboard shortcuts section

• The TOC is automatically updated on file save. To disable please change the toc.updateOnSave option.

• The indentation type (tab or spaces) of TOC can be configured per file (find it in the right bottom corner)

  Note: be sure to also check the list.indentationSize option

• To make TOC compatible with GitHub or GitLab, set option slugifyMode accordingly

• Three ways to control which headings are present in the TOC:

  1. Use <!-- omit in toc --> to ignore a specific heading in TOC
     (It can also be placed above a heading)

  2. Use toc.levels setting.

  3. You can also use the toc.omittedFromToc setting to omit some headings (and their subheadings) from TOC:

     // In your settings.json
     "markdown.extension.toc.omittedFromToc": {
       // Use a path relative to your workspace.
       "README.md": [
           "# Introduction",
           "## Also omitted",
       ],
       // Or an absolute path for standalone files.
       "/home/foo/Documents/todo-list.md": [
         "## Shame list (I'll never do these)",
       ]
     }

     Note: headings underlined with === or --- can also be omitted, just put their # and ## versions in the setting, respectively.

• Easily add/update/remove section numbering

  

• In case you are seeing unexpected TOC recognition, you can add a <!-- no toc --> comment above the list.

• Command Markdown: Print current document to HTML

• Compatible with other installed Markdown plugins (e.g. Markdown Footnotes) The exported HTML should look the same as inside VSCode.

• Plain links to .md files will be converted to .html.

• It's recommended to print the exported HTML to PDF with browser (e.g. Chrome) if you want to share your documents with others.

• Table formatter

  

  (Note that the keybinding is Ctrl + Shift + I on Linux)

• Task list

Please use Markdown+Math for dedicated math support. Be sure to disable math.enabled option of this extension.

Tip: also support the option completion.root

• Images/Files (respects option search.exclude)

  

• Math functions (including option katex.macros)

  

• Reference links

  

• Paste link on selected text

  

• Override "Open Preview" keybinding with "Toggle Preview", which means you can close preview using the same keybinding (Ctrl + Shift + V or Ctrl + K V).

• Markdown All in One: Create Table of Contents
• Markdown All in One: Update Table of Contents
• Markdown All in One: Add/Update section numbers
• Markdown All in One: Remove section numbers
• Markdown All in One: Toggle code span
• Markdown All in One: Toggle code block
• Markdown All in One: Print current document to HTML
• Markdown All in One: Toggle math environment
• Markdown All in One: Toggle list
  • It will cycle through list markers (-, *, +, 1. and 1))

• Error "command 'markdown.extension.onXXXKey' not found"

  In most cases, it is because VSCode needs a few seconds to load this extension when you open a Markdown file for the first time. (You will see a message "Activating Extensions..." on the status bar.)

  If you still see this "command not found" error after waiting for a long time, please try to restart VSCode (or reinstall this extension if needed). Otherwise feel free to open a new issue on GitHub.

See CHANGELOG for more information.

Download it here, please click the latest passing event to download artifacts.

To install, execute Extensions: Install from VSIX... in the Command Palette (ctrl + shift + p)

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Special thanks to all the contributors.

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