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Ok so some of the minor formatting issues you guys have mentioned with markdown such as a lack of space around bullet points or the inconsistent size of headers has now been fixed. The rich-text rendering and markdown should look a lot nicer now.
@design_RG This should address all the formatting issues you brought up (other than the fact that it doesnt work in dark theme, working on that next).. let me know if it renders agreeably for you now.
@freemo Thank you!!
I already noticed the Hidden URL is working perfectly, how on to try some Block Quote?
> Ok so some of the minor formatting issues you guys have mentioned with markdown such as a lack of space around bullet points or the inconsistent size of headers has now been fixed. The rich-text rendering and markdown should look a lot nicer now.
And let's see how it appears.
# Header 1 is TOO big for most cases.
## Header 2 works well as a Post Title
### Header 3 is good for Subtitles.
#Markdown love...
@design_RG Headers 1 to 6 are all implemented with header 1 being 150% font size and each header drops by 5% with header 6 at 125%. They also have a gradient of bolding added on top of that.
@freemo Thank you.
Here's how the post above renders on Pinafore. And on Mastodon web.
@freemo I think the Pinafore rendering is spot on. **5% decrease** on Heading size as you go down **is too little**, too small a difference to note.
And **Heading 1 is show as huge**, which is correct (and not recommended for Toots, as it annoys people )
Been there, done that and learned -- Header 2 works well for titles of posts.
* H1 works well for my Blog page titles.
* H2 for all subtitles from that point on.
Nice looking text results.
@design_RG yea 5% is too little but i spent a lot of time tweaking it and different numbers have other issues.. for example if i do a 10% difference then that means h1 would be even larger.. if i start h6 at 110% then h1 would be 160%. Problem is if you start h6 much below 125% it doesnt look like a header it just looks like text. If you start at that point then h1 would be even larger.
What i did was i figured the largest text that is acceptable or even usable is 150% which i set for h1 (as you pointed out even that is a bit too large usually so its clearly on the upper end).. then I picked a percentage for h6 at the smallest useful end of the range (which seemed to be 125%) then just divided it by the headers inbetween.
@freemo I think you can use the smallest heading sizes as not really large text.
They might work as smaller text sizes than normal -- for the Fine Print when wanted, like legalese and insurance forms, lol...
H6 is not used much at all, by the time you get to H3 it's so close to normal text size that there's not much use for it.
I would assume H4 to H6 might all be subsized compared to normal text size.
Nice news that the Pleroma project is alive and well. 
@freemo yes, certainly, no rush -- and thank you.
I found a nice example of Heading sizes, all the way to 6. Take a look.
https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_headers
And the second screenshot is from https://www.yourhtmlsource.com/text/headingfontsize.html
@design_RG yea thats fair, you could do that. I wouldnt be opposed to making those changes either. Let me get it working in dark theme first though.