Usage

FkeMark is built around one idea: your documents stay in local folders, and the editor only makes Markdown writing, reading, organizing, and publishing easier.

Daily workflow

Step	Action	Result
1	Open a local folder	The sidebar shows your existing Markdown structure
2	Create or open a .md file	The file stays plain text
3	Choose Live / Split / Read / Source	Switch between drafting, side-by-side checks, proofreading, and source control
4	Insert images, tables, links, or code blocks	Build common Markdown structures quickly
5	Save, review version history, export, or publish	Continue with local files, snapshots, export formats, or the docs site

Recommended writing path

1. Structure first: write headings, lists, and paragraphs in Source or Live.
2. Fill the content: use the toolbar for links, images, tables, and code blocks.
3. Check side by side: use split view for complex tables, formulas, or code blocks.
4. Proofread as an article: switch to Read and review hierarchy and rhythm.
5. Save reliably: keep Markdown as the primary format; export only for sharing, archive, or migration.

Saving and snapshots

• When saving an existing document, FkeMark keeps a local snapshot before writing the new content.
• To keep a manual checkpoint, click “Create Current Snapshot” in the Version History toolbar menu.
• When comparing a snapshot, use “Previous diff / Next diff” to jump between changed lines.
• If a file changes very frequently, adjust the per-file snapshot limit in “Settings → Behavior”.

Folder organization tips

Scenario	Suggested folders
Project docs	docs/, notes/, changelog/
Study notes	inbox/, reading/, summary/
Blog drafts	drafts/, assets/, published/

TIP

Keep images and attachments near the Markdown files that use them. A local assets/ folder is usually enough.

Next steps

• Markdown features: Syntax.
• Buttons and actions: Toolbar.
• Faster operation: Shortcuts.
• Theme, toolbar, subscription, or debug-entry preferences: Settings.