Strapdown.js tracking and usage

Strapdown.js is an open-source JavaScript library that allows you to create Markdown-based, styled HTML documents easily without requiring a server-side compilation. It enables you to write simple and elegant documents using just a browser and a text editor, while the library handles the conversion and the styling.

Strapdown.js works by using the power of JavaScript and the Markdown syntax to transform a plain text file into a styled and structured HTML document. When the browser loads a Strapdown.js document, it converts the Markdown text into HTML using the built-in JavaScript converter and then applies the chosen theme to style the content.

Strapdown.js supports the original Markdown syntax created by John Gruber. It handles most of the standard Markdown features such as headers, lists, emphasis, links, images, and code blocks.

Themes in Strapdown.js can be changed by modifying the theme attribute in the document settings. Multiple pre-built themes are available to customize the appearance of your documentation.

Although Strapdown.js comes with its own set of predefined themes, you can add your custom CSS to style your document. You can either reference an external CSS file using a link tag or include the CSS styles directly in the document head within a style tag. However, this requires modifying the source code of Strapdown.js since it does not include a custom CSS feature natively.