Using the markdown FT
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Depends on the standard. Github uses backslashes, I've seen others use
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@d-healey said in Using the markdown FT:
What's the method to escape special characters in HISE markdown? For example * and #
@Christoph-Hart Any news on this?
Also, @ulrik shows above that we can have tree menus in the TOC, but I can only get one level, not two, no matter how many # I use...

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Ok so I managed to find a solution by placing different
.mdin separate folders.Although the only way I found to get them in a logical order is adding a number in front of the keywords.
Is there a more elegant way to class them without adding numbers?
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@ustk if I remember you can set an index for every .md, to sort, like

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@ulrik Oh cool! Checking asap ;)
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Use the documentation tutorial as a template, it has everything you need, including a tutorial :p
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@d-healey Oh! How could I miss it...

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@d-healey Thanks, David! I learned a lot ;)
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@ulrik any example of this?
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@Jay Look at my last reply.
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@d-healey I look but I don't see it
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@Jay it's called "DocumentationTutorial", here https://github.com/christophhart/hise_tutorial/tree/master/DocumentationTutorial
Download it and open it in Hise and you will get a lot of information from it
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@ulrik Thank you
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Has anyone gotten images to display within the markdown panel? I can't get this to work.
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@dustbro Markdown panel is broken at the moment. I have a video on patreon about it and its current issues.
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@d-healey Got it working!... but now I can't break it so I can share how to fix.

I tried all of these soloutions:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41604263/how-to-display-local-image-in-markdownAnd then when I went back to the original code, it was working. Might have something to do with additional spaces either before or after the image code.
Lemme tinker for a bit
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@d-healey I just tried the file you posted on your Patreon tutorial.. the images show up with no fuss.


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@dustbro Which build of HISE are you using?
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@d-healey the version from 7/29, but it's also working on the version from ?Februrary?