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- Sublime Text has a Distraction Free mode which is great with Markdown writing. Key binding for it: Shift F11 on Windows/Linux, ⌘ Ctrl Shift F on Mac OS X.
- See this excellent list on Macstories for more tips and tricks.
MarkdownEditing plays well with others. Below are multiple Sublime Text packages and apps which work well in tandem with MarkdownEditing.
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Markdown files usually contains URLs. If you want to open URLs under the cursor with a keybinding, you may want to install OpenUrl plugin. It will work on local files, too.
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TypeWriter provides a typewriter like writing environment. Excerpt from its homepage:
Typewriter Typing disables your cursor keys and all bindings that move the cursor and/or select text, leaving you only with letters, numbers, symbols, Backspace, Delete and Enter.
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If you install FullScreenStatus plugin, MarkdownEditing will provide an extra functionality for Distraction Free mode. When you switch to Distraction Free mode, your current line will always be vertically centered as you edit. You can enable this functionality for normal mode, too, via settings.
- SublimeTableEditor makes table editing a much more pleasant experience. Several table formats are supported.
Although MarkdownEditing doesn't include previewing functionality there are many ways of including this in Sublime Text.
- OmniMarkupPreviewer opens up a browser window with a preview of the formatted document. Custom CSS can be used by modifying here. As you continue to edit markdown file, browser tab will automatically update. It doesn't require saving the file.
Marked: “Pick your favorite editor: Marked's flexible Markdown preview will show you the final output of your document as you work, and its writing tools make your life easier from concept to publish.”
- The Marked Bonus Pack includes a build system for Marked.
- sublime-text-2-marked package avoids using build (and therefore avoids stealing Ctrl B on Windows).