aMarkdownEditor

adding numbered lists and (Hyper)links works now but I’m kinda thinking of changing the default colour of links because my eyes hurt from trying to read it LOL. I did allat yesterday so today is just the devlog ig, way to lazy today to program… I also added a .gitignore in case if anybody wonders, it just doesnt commit my changes.txt to github (i only write what I did in changes.txt, for example i couldn’t have done this devlog today because I just forget what i added…)

You can now add spaces (only working with Enter) which just adds elements. Then you can also add lists but only unsorted and not numbered lists… I’ll do that soon.

I worked on the parsing so now, it can translate #, ## , ###, * * and *** ***. I know someone will probably roast me that everything is just some if functions but that will do the job for me, at least atm. The only thing I don’t understand in the code is how * * and *** *** get parsed, that looks like absolute mental pain to me but VSCode’s inline suggestions created it and it seems to work. I also played around with the CSS & colours a bit, probably shouldn’t have done that bcuz it looks like something a colourblind person would create :| Ig I gotta work on the other syntax markdown has and while writing this devlog I just looked up what the whole Markdown syntax is like, that is gonna take a long while because it seems like there are at least 2 ways to do something, like for big text ** ** or __ __

Initialised GitHub Repo, added script.js, index.html & styles.css, forgot to install Hackatime lol, and now there is a basic but pretty much useless editor, a input field on the right page and a bit of javascript which just sets the value of the textarea as = text and then displays the text in Preview, there is no such thing as Markdown rendering yet, just simple displaying of what is written. I also don’t know if it’s a good practice to leave HTML containers organised and open (like <div class=“test>