I am really* enjoying this tag wrapper. In fact, I am having so much fun that I decided to write a whole* blog post using nothing else. No Emmet, no Olla, no markdown, no hand-written tags, just the tag wrapper and me...*
Yes, we did. But to be honest the template for this blog page came from Olla's oneclick CopyQ templates' tab.*
Playing with the tag wrapper started with the heading 'Wrap in tag - part2' *
A span exists because it can. *for the link I had to manually add the href="".
EDIT-24 Nov:
Hmm, should have practised a little more before writing this last sentence...Strangely enough, the tag wrapper also pastes ' href="" ' behind the closing tag </a>. Not a big deal to correct it:
For images I start with a dot to have something to select:
Here too, the closing tag needs some pruning..
( I have temporarilly changed the Atom theme to Atom Light. The gif-maker utility ('Peek') was struggling showing the dark theme) </edit>
I've shown bold and italics above, but how about 'strong' and 'emphasis'?
That is the strongest * smelling cheese on earth. *
I would not emphazise * that too much! *
But where exactly did he say so?
Read more carefully please: *
"No stench will ever be stronger than from this 10 year old Camenbert" *>
what is essential to take with you on a holiday trip? *
Here I had to help a bit by adding the <li> tags manually..
EDIT-24 Nov: Again, had better tested a little more before writing last setence.
(result at bottom of this page)
For the sake of completeness, it is of course the same for Ordered Lists:
Time for a rule! a horizontal one please..*.
Let's add an abbreviation:
Bert *