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Is there a possibility in UDL, specifically for markdown, to only style lines that begin with the character # ?
My current problem is that I use the character # inside text and it styles the rest of the line as a title instead of normal text.
Would be an easy regexp, like ^\s# or similar, but I don't think you can use regexp as operator.
For the moment my workaround is setting only the biggest title with single # as "line comment" with "Force at beginning of line".
Might want to include that in the built-in markdown udl here maybe too?
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Is there a possibility in UDL, specifically for markdown, to only style lines that begin with the character # ?
My current problem is that I use the character # inside text and it styles the rest of the line as a title instead of normal text.
Would be an easy regexp, like ^\s# or similar, but I don't think you can use regexp as operator.
For the moment my workaround is setting only the biggest title with single # as "line comment" with "Force at beginning of line".
Might want to include that in the built-in markdown udl here maybe too?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: