I just started using Sublime and Marked. I've installed the Markdown Editing pack, but get this error upon re-opening Sublime: Error loading colour scheme Packages/MarkdownEditing/MarkdownEditor.tmTheme: Error parsing plist xml: Failed to open file In file "Packages/MarkdownEditing/MarkdownEditor.tmTheme"

I love this plugin. Thanks for the work you've put into this!

One question though. Do you know if there's a way to have the background color for 'code' blocks stop at the word-wrap limit? Now it goes on for the width of the window.

Thanks a lot for the great bundle.
PS i am a big fan of nvALT. Please add this markdown features to nvALT!

Thanks Brett. This makes Sublime Text 2 a very pretty editor to use. So long TextMate.

Just installed the plugin cause it looks nice. However the fonts are too bad for my taste. But I can't change it in MultiMarkdown.sublime-settings. Tried copying the file to Packages/User/MultiMarkdown.sublime-settings with only the font_size setting, doesn't work either.

Anyway I can change the size? Thanks.

One more item. I noticed that a "

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pre>" tag breaks all the theme formatting after it, even after the closing tag.

Did you notice that the custom keybindings stopped working after the latest Sublime update? I think they are being superseded by the defaults.

Ahhh, great! Thanks for the awesome package. Much easier to read/edit stuff now :]

No, the settings file stays in the same place (Packages/MarkdownEditing/). But I made a copy, containing just the elements I want to override, in Packages/User/.

I initially thought the general Packages/User/Preferences.sublime-settings would override the package's settings, but it doesn't. However, Packages/User/Markdown.sublime-settings does.

I figured it out! I copied the Markdown.sublime-settings file into Packages/User/ , removed all the settings I didn't mind staying the same, and then changed the ones (like font_size) that I wanted to tweak. That did the job. The hierarchy of SublimeText settings files is confusing me... Thanks for a nice package.

I might be missing something, as no one else seems to have this problem, but I can't work out how to change the font size when using this. I have my font_size set to 10 in my user settings, and nothing I've tried reduces the size 15 text in MarkdownEditing - I've tried changing the font_size in the package's settings file, and removing that line entirely. Any suggestions?

FYI, you might check out the Bullet package for markdown list formatting. It only has basic functionality, but it may be something you could incorporate.

Sidenote to those who have adopted this and found the ⌘+B functionality over-writing the Build option in SB2. You can also use F7 to preview in Marked :)

Looks very nice. As much as I like BBEdit, I'm finding myself spending more coding time in ST2 these days -- and I'm also finding myself using Byword for most non-coding writing, so I definitely like the look. (Although I've changed the font to Luxi Mono, which I think is really under-appreciated as a monospaced font for non-code text.)

Thanks for making this! Very helpful to me.

That is just freaking cool. Thanks for sharing.

Just curious: Are there features in Sublime Text 2 you're using in your writing that are not available in Byword? ie. Is your goal to be able to use ST2 instead of Byword? Or just that the ST2 experience will be better when you're there?

Right now, I have been using ST2 for code and Byword for writing.

Minor typo in the post:

Just download or clone the MarkdownEditing repo into a MarkdownEditor folder

Actually, the folder also needs to be named MarkdownEditing, otherwise a Sublime error message appears.

Hey Brett - great work - it would be awesome if you could add MarkdownEditor to "Sublime Packages" - http://wbond.net/sublime_pa... .

It's really nice to be able to manage all ones Sublime Text plugins through one simple in-app interface.