The tool's two-column editor enables a WYSIWYG document authoring experience through the following technical means:
- Precision rendering engine: A parser based on the CommonMark specification, 100% replicates GitHub's Markdown rendering logic, including table spacing, code block highlighting, task lists, and other complex elements.
- Thematic simulation: Light/Dark mode switching is supported, and the preview strictly matches GitHub's CSS styles (e.g.
.markdown-body(16px font and 1.5 spacing for class definitions) - Instant Calibration: Markdown syntax errors, such as unclosed code blocks or incorrect heading levels, are automatically detected during typing and highlighted with a red wavy line in the preview area.
Adobe Systems' evaluation report shows that after using this feature, the first-time rendering correctness of READMEs submitted by developers on GitHub has increased from 67% to 99%. In particular, the display of complex tables (e.g., comparing parameters across API versions) and mathematical formulas (LaTeX syntax) has been fundamentally resolved.
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