Looking for a markdown plugin

  • I would like to have small dictionaries on my training site.

    For that, I would like to use markdown so the experts need not write html.

    I have tried JetPack but that demands a yearly fee after connecting to wordpress.com.

    I tried enlighter but that is more for code publishing.

    I have seen others that are deprecated, not updated for years.

    I would like to have a simple plugin that enables me to write pages in markdown.

    As I said in the beginning, my aim is to write word definitions as in a dictionary.

    What do you recommend?

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  • Moderator Steven Stern (sterndata)

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    Jetpack is free. There are paid levels, but for what you want, it’s free and it supports markdown. Also, I suspect that Jetpack’s markdown will continue to work when Gutenberg becomes the editor. ??

    Thread Starter greg_h

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    But when I connect my site to wordpress.com only paid options arise.

    Should I not connect my site to wordpress.com?

    Moderator Steven Stern (sterndata)

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    Volunteer Forum Moderator

    Just click your way back to your site. You do not need to choose any paid plans.

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