You can add this line to your untitled.blog.mardown file in the template to save yourself some time... I used to also add Status: Draft that way until I figured out how to use Ultimate Tag Warrior with Autotag through TextMate.
Brett
On Dec 14, 2006, at 2:37 AM, Kevin Ballard wrote:
I've gotten in the habit of always adding the Format: header, which tells the Blogging bundle explicitly what format it should tell the server the post is in. I don't know why, but it seems like the Post to Markdown template no longer actually posts as markdown without it.
Basically, just add the line
Format: markdown
to the header of your post. If your blog supports it, you can also use things like
Format: markdown smartypants
and other variations.
On Dec 13, 2006, at 8:24 PM, Lloyd Williams wrote:
Using the Post Blog Markdown template
Post to blog leaves the > tags in front of block quotes and # in from of headers
I am posting while still in Markdown mode
If I convert to HTML everything disappears except for the title.
To work around: I have been creating the post in Markdown converting to HTML and then manually cutting and pasting to a new doc in post blog markdown format.
I must be doing something wrong this is not efficient. I seemed to work fine day before yesterday.
Posting to Wordpress blog on my site
Should I be using Markdown or MultiMarkdown as language?
Do I have to post to blog in HTML or shouldn't markdown work?
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