Bear Markdown参考手册
Bear is a macOS and iOS application designed for one thing: note taking. It’s like Evernote, but without the bloat.
There aren’t a lot of whizbang features in Bear. Instead, Bear consistently delivers on all of its promises. Tags, search, and syncing all work flawlessly. The application is intuitive, and that’s exactly what you want when you’re taking notes.
Bear doesn’t automatically enable support Markdown by default, but you can enable it in the preferences. The application has a hybrid live editor and text editor — you can see both the Markdown syntax and the way the formatting changes the text. It takes a while to get used to, but it’s useful if you’re just getting started with Markdown.
Enabling Markdown Support
To enable Markdown support in Bear, open the Preferences window. On the General tab, turn on the setting for Markdown compatibility mode.
Tip: If you're using Bear on more than one device, you'll need to enable the Markdown compatibility mode setting on all of your devices.
Bear Markdown Support
Bear provides support for the following Markdown elements.
Element
Support
Notes
Headings
Partial
Alternative syntax is not supported.
Paragraphs
Yes
Line Breaks
Partial
The Markdown syntax (trailing whitespace) is not supported, but you can press the Return key once to achieve the same result.
Bold
Yes
Italic
Yes
Blockquotes
Partial
Nested blockquotes are not supported.
Ordered Lists
Yes
Unordered Lists
Yes
Code
Yes
Horizontal Rules
Yes
Links
Yes
You can link to other notes by enclosing a note’s name in double brackets (i.e., [[note-name]]).
Images
No
The Markdown syntax is not supported, but you can drag and drop images into a note.
Tables
No
Fenced Code Blocks
Yes
Syntax Highlighting
Yes
Footnotes
No
Heading IDs
Partial
Automatically generated. There’s no way to set custom heading IDs. You can copy a link to a heading by clicking the H# symbol next to the heading in the margin and selecting Copy Link to Here. See the documentation for more information.
Definition Lists
No
Strikethrough
Yes
Task Lists
Yes
Emoji (copy and paste)
Yes
Emoji (shortcodes)
Yes
Highlight
Yes
Use two colons instead of equal signs (e.g., ::word or phrase::).
Subscript
No
Superscript
No
Automatic URL Linking
Yes
Disabling Automatic URL Linking
Yes
HTML
Partial
HTML is not rendered in Bear notes, but it is apparently rendered in the HTML output from exported notes.
Support for Additional Syntax Elements
As an added bonus, Bear provides support for several obscure elements.
Element
Markdown
Rendered Output
Underline
~word or phrase~
word or phrase
See Also
How to use Markdown in Bear