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## Overview We use our Saturday library for Markdown rendering, which sacrifices a bit of Markdown functionality in order to support writers who only want to write in plain text, without requiring them to configure anything. We should also support a Markdown standard like CommonMark, for those who explicitly want it. ## Implementation In the blog settings page, under **Text Rendering**: * Enable the "Markdown" option * Change it to a radio button * Change the label to "WriteFreely-flavored Markdown" * Add a new option for the standard we support, e.g. CommonMark * **Design**: separate this from other options (currently only MathJax). Update the `collectionattributes` accordingly when the user saves blog settings. Post rendering should check the attribute(s) altered by these settings.

## Overview We use our Saturday library for Markdown rendering, which sacrifices a bit of Markdown functionality in order to support writers who only want to write in plain text, without requiring them to configure anything. We should also support a Markdown standard like CommonMark, for those who explicitly want it. ## Background Discussed more in [#43](https://github.com/writeas/writefreely/pull/43). ## Implementation In the blog settings page, under **Text Rendering**: * Enable the "Markdown" option * Change it to a radio button * Change the label to "WriteFreely-flavored Markdown" * Add a new option for the standard we support, e.g. CommonMark * **Design**: separate this from other options (currently only MathJax). Update the `collectionattributes` accordingly when the user saves blog settings. Post rendering should check the attribute(s) altered by these settings.

## Overview We use our Saturday library for Markdown rendering, which sacrifices a bit of Markdown functionality in order to support writers who only want to write in plain text, without requiring them to configure anything. We should also support a Markdown standard like CommonMark, for those who explicitly want it. ## Background Discussed more in [#43](https://github.com/writeas/writefreely/pull/43). ## Implementation In the blog settings page, under **Text Rendering**: * Enable the "Markdown" option * Change it to a radio button * Change the label to "WriteFreely-flavored Markdown" * Add a new option for the standard we support, e.g. CommonMark * **Design**: separate this from other options (currently only MathJax). Update the `collectionattributes` accordingly when the user saves blog settings. Post rendering should check the attribute(s) altered by these settings.