Mdmdt is an abbreviation for Markdown Minimalism Document Theme, meaning: Markdown Minimalism Document Theme.Mdmdt is a deeply customized personalized Typora theme, aimed at creating a refreshing and minimalist document style. The Mdmdt theme has now been included in the official Typora theme library.
Compared to the default theme style, the following aspects have been mainly modified:
- Simple and comfortable color matching style
- Modify the title style
- Modify the table style
- Modify the reference box style
- Add rounded corner style to the image
- Add highlight style to code
- Modify file tree, outline, and document list styles
- Automatic follow system's light/dark theme mode (can be set separately for light/dark themes)
- Modify other UI styles
Important
Attention: This theme has only been tested in Windows and MacOS environments, and has not been tested in Linux environments. Please be aware when using it!
Using custom themes is very simple, as follows:
- Open
Preferences
->Appearance
->Open Theme Folder
- Copy the downloaded
mdmdt.cs
file to the theme folder. - Exit Typora and reopen,In the
Menu Bar
->Themes
, Select Mdmdt theme and complete the theme switch.
Note
Note: The mdmdt.css file contains both bright and dark themes, which will automatically switch between bright and dark themes according to the system mode.
If you only want to use a separate bright or dark theme, the method is as follows:
- Open
Preferences
->Appearance
->Open Theme Folder
- Copy
mdmdt-light.css
ormdmdt-dark.css
to the theme folder. - Exit Typora and reopen,In the
Menu Bar
->Themes
, Select Mdmdt Light or Mdmdt Dark theme and complete the theme switch.
If you are not satisfied with the font, you can refer to the following methods to modify the corresponding font:
-
Modify the text font and find:
font-family: "PingFang SC", "Microsoft YaHei", Arial, "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, sans-serif;
, Then add the font you want to use in the first position after "font-family:", such as:font-family: "The font name you want to use", "PingFang SC", ..., sans-serif;
-
Modify the code font and find:
--monospace: "JetBrains Mono", "Source Code Pro", "Fira Code", Consolas, Inconsolata, "Cascadia Code", Monaco, "Ubuntu Mono", monospace;
,Then add the font you want to use in its first position, such as:--monospace: "The font name you want to use", "JetBrains Mono", ..., monospace;
Attention: The prerequisite for changing the font is that the corresponding font is installed on your computer, otherwise the modification is invalid; If you are not familiar with the "font-family" property of CSS, you can refer to it here: https://developer.mozilla.org/zh-CN/docs/Web/CSS/font-family
To export an HTML file, you can directly select the current theme to export HTML If you want to export HTML files with customizable styles, you can use the Mdtht plugin:
Plugin homepage address: Mdtht-Github-address Mdtht-Gitee-address This plugin provides the following rich features:
- Follow the system to automatically switch between bright and dark color modes.
- Manually switch between light and dark color modes.
- Automatically generate table of contents numbers and body area title indexes.
- You can choose to convert the first title into an article title and center the title.
- Automatically correct the directory hierarchy based on the position of the titles in the main text.
- Show/hide directory index numbers.
- Switch between three types of directory button styles.
- Automatically track the current reading area location to the current directory and upper level directory.
- Expand the screwdriver directory with one click.
- One click expand and collapse the sidebar.
- Catalog search.
- Code highlighting.
- Text Shadow Mode.
Please refer to the plugin homepage for specific details of mdtht.js plugin.
Export mdtht.js as an HTML rendering (Light theme)
Export mdtht.js as an HTML rendering (Dark theme)
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