Jering.Markdig.Extensions.FlexiBlocks
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Jering.Markdig.Extensions.FlexiBlocks is a collection of Markdig extensions for configurable markdown. • FlexiAlertBlocks: Render alerts with configurable icons and more. • FlexiCodeBlocks: Render code with configurable syntax highlighting, line numbers and more. • FlexiIncludeBlocks: Include content from both local and remote sources. • FlexiOptionsBlocks: Create your own configurable markdown extensions. • FlexiSectionsBlocks: Split articles into sections demarcated by ATX headings and render headings with configurable icons. • FlexiTableBlocks: Render responsive tables.
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Jering.Markdig.Extensions.FlexiBlocks is a collection of Markdig extensions for configurable markdown. • FlexiAlertBlocks: Render alerts with configurable icons and more. • FlexiCodeBlocks: Render code with configurable syntax highlighting, line numbers and more. • FlexiIncludeBlocks: Include content from both local and remote sources. • FlexiOptionsBlocks: Create your own configurable markdown extensions. • FlexiSectionsBlocks: Split articles into sections demarcated by ATX headings and render headings with configurable icons. • FlexiTableBlocks: Render responsive tables.
We found that jering.markdig.extensions.flexiblocks demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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