Jering.Markdig.Extensions.FlexiBlocks
Jering.Markdig.Extensions.FlexiBlocks is a collection of Markdig extensions for configurable markdown. • FlexiAlertBlocks: Alerts with configurable icons and more. • FlexiBannerBlocks: Headlines you'd like to draw attention to. • FlexiCardsBlocks: Cards for displaying and/or linking to information. • FlexiCodeBlocks: Code with syntax highlighting, line numbers and more. • FlexiFigureBlocks: Figures with smartly generated IDs for easy linking. • FlexiIncludeBlocks: Include content from both local and remote sources. • FlexiOptionsBlocks: Create your own configurable markdown extensions. • FlexiPictureBlocks: Images with lazy loading and fullscreen mode. • FlexiQuoteBlocks: Quotes with HTML spec compliant markup structure. • FlexiSectionsBlocks: Split articles into sections demarcated by ATX headings and render headings with configurable icons. • FlexiTableBlocks: Responsive tables. • FlexiTabsBlocks: Tabs built with accessibility in mind. • FlexiVideoBlocks: Videos with lazy loading, fullscreen mode and customizable controls. Note: Some functionality, like picture lazy loading, requires frontend scripts and styles. We're working on packaging frontend assets for easy usage.
Install
dotnet add package Jering.Markdig.Extensions.FlexiBlocks --version 1.0.0-beta.0
Install-Package Jering.Markdig.Extensions.FlexiBlocks -Version 1.0.0-beta.0
<PackageReference Include="Jering.Markdig.Extensions.FlexiBlocks" Version="1.0.0-beta.0" />
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