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I made a test doc with formatting: bold, italics, highlights, colored font, embed/transclusion.

I ten exported the doc as a markdown file, which I then opened. Only italics is rendered as such, neither bold, nor highlights nor colored font are rendered.

Inline HTML is not supported, although selecting text produces a pop-up toolbar which does most what I need, but upon export nothing is retained.

This means that, in effect, one is locked in with SiYuan if one does not want to lose formatting. For me this is a deal breaker.

Now, I may well be missing something crucial here, which is why I post this comment because overall SiYuan is a feature-rich, intuitively easy to understand note-taking app that is attractive.

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    • 88250 •
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      Basically everything that can be done has been done, please export the .sy.zip and upload it to the post, we will see if we can find the specific problem, thank you.

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    • 88250 •
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      Each document is stored independently in a .sy-suffixed JSON file, indexed by SQLite at runtime.

    • edmed •

      Thank you. What are the technical limitations of the individual json files? (max size megabytes, max characters, or is that limited by the operating system)? Also, all json document files are all stored in the same directory? (the sql backend only looks to 1 place to find things to index?)

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    • Ngungu •
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      Thanks for the detailed explanation.

      we have tried our best to deal with exporting standard Markdown

      Surely **bold text** is standard markdown, yet it does not come through with export.
      Are all the JSON settings for export really optimized?

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    An avid note-taker on geopolitics.
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