This would be awesome. We us Dubble to create documentation and it supports markdown exports, which would be great for moving docs.

Hi it would be great to see some movement on this. It would really speed up the process

Please include inline/single-line code (i.e. monospaced) feature using single backtick, e.g. , and block code feature using the triple backtick, e.g.

As a bonus, I'm not sure if your current code block supports syntax highlighting for different languages, but being able to specify something like [triple-backtick]ruby, [triple-backtick]python, [triple-backtick]bash, and [triple-backtick]pwsh would be a huge win!

Templated markup similar to Confluence's implementation would also be helpful, currently {{somethingHere}} already does something though.

I am coming from years of working in DokuWiki and I can't stand WYSIWYG; I miss syntax highlighting, markdown, etc. I guess I need to get better with HTML for now.

Would love to see this feature brought in - it's the main thing holding me back from moving all my documents into the Hudu KB

GitHub flavored markdown would be appreciated. A way to export articles in Markdown or the "code view* for when an article's content needs to be replicated at another location.

Edit: Someone else already mentioned export feature — sorry for the repeat and noise!

Great to see this is now 'planned'.

Bonus points if you include support for some of the most commonly used things like admonitions and code blocks, as well as some key PyMDown extensions that are highly beneficial when writing documentation. In particular - keys, superfences, and tabbed.