Apply Markdown formatting to text (keyboard shortcuts, context menu)
Formatting
Keyboard Shortcut
Toggle bold
Ctrl+B
Toggle italics
Ctrl+I
Toggle strikethrough
Alt+S
Toggle code inline
Alt+`
Toggle code block
Alt+Shift+`
Toggle blockquote
Ctrl+Shift+Q
ToUpper
Ctrl+Shift+U
ToLower
Ctrl+Shift+L
Convert to unordered list
Ctrl+L, Ctrl+U
Convert to ordered list
Ctrl+L, Ctrl+O
Convert to link template
Alt+L
Convert to image template
Alt+I
Format GFM table
Ctrl+Shift+T, Ctrl+Shift+F
GFM Table: Add column to the left
Ctrl+Shift+T, Ctrl+Shift+L
GFM Table: Add column to the right
Ctrl+Shift+T, Ctrl+Shift+R
GFM Table: Add row above
Ctrl+Shift+T, Ctrl+Shift+A
GFM Table: Add row below
Ctrl+Shift+T, Ctrl+Shift+B
GFM Table: Delete row
Ctrl+Shift+D, Ctrl+Shift+R
GFM Table: Delete column
Ctrl+Shift+D, Ctrl+Shift+C
Notes
acts on current word when nothing is selected
aggregates formatting within a selection
supports bold/italics combination formatting (e.g toggling bold on _**example**_ preserves the italics; similar functionality for **_example_**)
similar complex formatting with other styles is currently unsupported
supports format toggling of list items (e.g. select a list, Ctrl+B to toggle bold on list items)
formatting is often overwritten during toggles (bold favors **; italics favor _)
converting to list strips any pre-existing list formatting
the blockquote toggling algorithm isn't particularly smart
GFM table formatting resizes table columns based on the largest string in that column
also removes extraneous dash lines and adds a dash line if one is not already in the correct position
also tries to smartly work around dash lines when adding rows; consequently, trying to add a row above the dash line results in adding a row below the dash line
limited context menu support (see note at the top of the README)
