How to Add a Link in MacDown

When working with Markdown Monster, you may encounter situations where you need to add links to your text. One of the most common scenarios is adding page breaks, which can be achieved using the snippet feature in MacDown. In this article, we'll explore how to add a link and create a custom page break snippet.

To get started, open up your Markdown Monster editor and navigate to the Snippets menu. Here, you can find the 'New' button, which allows you to create a new snippet called 'pagebreak.' Once created, you can run the snippet by pressing the play button in the Snippet Editor.

Alternatively, you can use the pagebreak expansion string into your document. To do this, simply type the text above into your document. This will insert the page break HTML at the cursor position.

Markdown Monster also includes a couple of shortcuts to get this HTML into the page without having to remember this verbose syntax. You can find the Page Break Toolbar Drop down on the extended toolbar menu that drops down at the end of the editor operations list.

Another way to add links is by using Markdown's support for embedded HTML rendering. This feature allows you to force a page break into a printed or PDF document. To do this, simply use the following markup:

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In conclusion, adding links in MacDown can be achieved through the snippet feature and shortcuts provided by Markdown Monster. Whether you're generating output for PDF or printing, creating page breaks is an essential part of your workflow. By using these methods, you can ensure that your documents are properly formatted and easy to read.

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