✍️ Markdown & Editor Experience

FlashNote’s editor blends the fluidity of WYSIWYG rich text with the efficiency and precision of Markdown plain text.

1. 4 View Modes

Switch dynamically between 4 tailored perspectives via the top toolbar or shortcuts:

1. Visual Mode: Direct WYSIWYG formatting as you type. Ideal for rapid composition;
2. Split Mode: Side-by-side view with rich text on the left and live Markdown source on the right;
3. Source Mode: Clean plain-text Markdown with bracket and delimiter auto-pairing;
4. Preview Mode: Clean read-only rendering with clickable hyperlinks for safe review.

2. Smart Code Blocks

FlashNote elevates code block interaction for developers:

• Creation: Type triple backticks ``` and hit Enter;
• Language Picker: Select from popular languages (TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, SQL, Shell, etc.);
• One-Click Copy: Click the clipboard icon in the top right for instant, clean code copy;
• Unselectable Line Numbers: Line numbers are styled with user-select: none, ensuring that copying text never grabs unintended line numbers.

3. Formatting Shortcuts

• Ctrl/Cmd + B: Bold
• Ctrl/Cmd + I: Italic
• Ctrl/Cmd + K: Insert Link
• Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + C: Inline Code
• # + Space: Heading 1
• ## + Space: Heading 2
• > + Space: Blockquote
• - + Space: Bullet List
• 1. + Space: Numbered List

4. Tables & LaTeX Unicode Conversion

FlashNote provides advanced table editing tailored for technical documentation:

• Visual Table Grid: Insert $M \times N$ matrices, adjust column alignments, and reorder cells on the fly;
• LaTeX to Unicode Plaintext Conversion:
  • Exporting or copying table content automatically converts standard LaTeX macros into high-fidelity Unicode symbols:
    • Propositional logic: \neg $\rightarrow$ $\neg$, \land $\rightarrow$ $\land$, \lor $\rightarrow$ $\lor$, \rightarrow $\rightarrow$ $\rightarrow$, \leftrightarrow $\rightarrow$ $\leftrightarrow$
    • Set operations: \in $\rightarrow$ $\in$, \subset $\rightarrow$ $\subset$, \cup $\rightarrow$ $\cup$, \cap $\rightarrow$ $\cap$
    • Greek letters: \alpha $\rightarrow$ $\alpha$, \beta $\rightarrow$ $\beta$, \gamma $\rightarrow$ $\gamma$
    • Subscripts & superscripts: x_1 $\rightarrow$ $x₁$, x^2 $\rightarrow$ $x²$
  • Preserves clean mathematical formatting across terminal logs, emails, and chat messages.

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