| > Hm, which features in particular are available in PDF or Epub that couldn't be replicated in Markdown? ‘Markdown’ isn’t well defined, but here are a few that I think apply: - headers and footers on pages - starting chapters on a new page - having pages, to start with - tables where cells have multiple lines of content - pages with multiple columns of text - drop caps - ‘watermarks’ on pages (e.g. a diagonal “Concept” below the text) - centering or full justifying paragraphs - multiple kinds of underlines. - text colors - control over character and line spacing - embedded JavaScript (https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/applying-actions-scrip...) - DRM :-) / :-( > Not to mention embedded HTML could cover even more where Markdown is lacking Yes, you could use that to include JavaScript for a PDF or ePub renderer and then render those on-page :-) |