Docs™ to Markdown vs Formfacade - Embed in website

Docs™ to Markdown (GD2md-html) converts Google Docs™ to simple, readable Markdown or HTML. This add-on allows you to create documents using the excellent editing and collaborative features of Google Docs™, then convert to Markdown or HTML to use on your web site. Note that Docs™ to Markdown marks up the content (headings, paragraphs, lists, code blocks, etc.) but does not preserve colors and styles in text or tables. See https://github.com/evbacher/gd2md-html/wiki for docs. See https://github.com/evbacher/gd2md-html/ for the source to the conversion code. ------------------------------------------ Release information (most recent on top): - v2.0β1 (15 Nov. 2025): Fix bug 175: render Markdown definition lists in HTML. - v1.0β40 (13 Oct 2024): - Close list items before opening a new item. Close at the end of the list. - Add support for Markdown checkbox lists. - Fixes handling of superscript/subscript to close old styles before opening new style. Moves opening superscript/subscript later in process. - Added center/right alignment to HTML paragraph and heading handling. - v1.0β39 (12 October 2024): Google Docs recently added a tab interface, which changes the TOC-generated id. This breaks internal links. This release fixes that bug. - v1.0β38 (21 Sept 2024): Italic/bold markup default is now */**: _/__ is now an option. Reckless mode now includes Suppress info comment (removed sidebar option too). Also add a News link to gd2md-html news page in sidebar. - v1.0β37 (31 August 2024): Add a Questions link to gd2md-html Google group in sidebar (no functional changes). - v1.0β36 (26 April 2024): Update required permissions: set explicitly in appsscript.json. No code changes. Using these Oauth scopes: "oauthScopes": [ "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/documents.currentonly", "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/script.container.ui" ], -v 1.0β35 (20 Nov. 2023): No info comments if "Suppress info comments" selected. Also remove clipboard success text. If errors, there will be an informational error comment. -v 1.0β34 (12 Dec. 2022): Clarify note about TOC -- needs blue links to create intra-doc links). (gdc) -v 1.0β33 (8 Jan. 2022): Add reckless mode (no warnings or inline alerts). (sidebar, gdc, html) - v 1.0β31 (24 Aug. 2021): Don't contain in for HTML. - v 1.0β30 (1 July 2021): Reduce whitespace after list item (bullets, numbers) in Markdown. - v 1.0β29: Handle partial selections correctly (expand to whole paragraph). - v1.0β27 (19 June 2020): Copy output to clipboard. Print success/error messages for clipboard output (see chromium bug 1074489). - v1.0β26 (6 June 2020): Render soft line breaks correctly in HTML ( not <br>). -v1.0β25: Use image path in this form: images/image1.png, images/image2.png, etc. Clean up old zip image code. -v1.0β24: Correct a spelling error (s/Supress/Suppress/). -v1.0β23: Copy converted output to the clipboard. Add option to suppress top comment. -v1.0β22: Roll back font-change runs for now (still causing problems), but keep table note. -v1.0β21: Add a note that tables are currently converted to HTML tables. No change to rendered conversion. -v1.0β20: Handle font-change runs with extra whitespace better (italic, bold, etc.). -v1.0β19 (March 7, 2020): Fix for angle bracket at beginning of a line. Also: use doc title instead of URL in conversion comment. -v1.0β18 (12 Feb., 2020): Escape HTML tags by default, render them optionally. - v1.0β17 (5 April, 2019): Convert smart quotes to straight quotes in code, but leave them alone in other text. - v1.0β16 (25 Feb. 2019): Handle simple nested lists properly in HTML conversion (Markdown already works well). - v1.0β15 (10 Feb. 2019): Number ordered list items sequentially (instead of using 1. for all items).No change to rendered HTML. - v1.0β14 (15 Jan. 2019): Name change to Docs to Markdown: now published on G Suite Marketplace. - v1.0β13 (29 Sept. 2018): Close strikethrough text properly at the end of a paragraph. - v1.0β12 (24 Sept. 2018) : Convert strikethrough text. - Revert to: // - 1.0β11: Fix small bug: replace bufout with bufHTML. Remove version number from banner. Retitle. - v1.0β12 (28 May, 2018): Replace < with < by default. Add option to allow HTML tags. Also allow escape (\<). - v1.0β11 (24 March, 2018): No effect on output. Remove version number from banner. Retitle. - v1.0β10 (17 Feb. 2018): Handle soft line-breaks (shift-enter) properly. (Markdown and HTML) - v1.0β9 (9 Nov. 2017): Handle embedded paragraphs in list items for Markdown. - v1.0β8 (30 Oct. 2017): Use _ instead of * for italic markup to avoid ambiguity (Markdown). - v1.0β7 (10 Oct., 2017): Warn if DEBUG is true. - v1.0β6 (07 Oct., 2017): Ignore headings that are blank or just contain whitespace. - v1.0β5 (17 Sept., 2017): Warn about multiple H1 headings, but only in the top comment, not inline. - v1.0β4 (16 Sept., 2017): Don't wrap HTML by default. Add checkbox option to wrap HTML. For footnotes also. - v1.0β3 (29 July, 2017): Escape angle brackets (<) in HTML code blocks. - v1.0β2 (15 July, 2017): Check for spurious 0-row table. Fix image path for placeholder links. - v1.0β (10 July, 2017): Initial release of gd2md-html.

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