DokuWiki Prosemirror Plugin

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[[Usage]]

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====== TEST ======

Ok, lets type some text in **bold** and //italics.  //It doesn't seem to take hotkeys like ctr-b for bold.

Takes a bit of getting used to on the mobile. **But** it works. Using wikisyntax here gets converted on toggling.

What about a drag and drop image? Nope, not happening.

<code bash dummtüch.sh>
systemctl –user daemon-reload
systemctl –user enable –now jdOnFirefoxShutdown.service
</code>

Once installed, users will see a toggle button to switch between syntax and General usage should be self-explanatory with all formatting functionality available via a toolbar. Some elements open their own dialogs for configuration.

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This is a test sentence

* Hello
    - qsds
    - qsdqsd
  * qsdqsds

>qwqsdqsd\\  <cite>toto</cite>

Edit

I always miss the Undo function in built-in editor. This one provides that. But hey, no ARIA support (Ctrl+K for link)

==== Try it ====

You can try out this plugin at wysiwyg.wiki.cosmocode.de.

The popups are difficult to navigate, though.

==== Plugin Support ====

Plugins can integrate themselves into the editor, but so far very few do. The editor provides a toolbar to add arbitrary plugin syntax.((

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Below is((

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* ImgPaste Plugin
  * Diagrams Plugin
  * test

Das ist ein test:

* fdsfsfdfds

===== Development =====

>hjk

**How to help with Development**

Get a developers license and do the work silly !

* <code german test>
first test  [Development] 
</code>

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