Original post is here: eklausmeier.goip.de
This blog runs by using Simplified Saaze. Simplified Saaze now provides mindmaps. They are provided via markmap from Gerald Liu.
Syntax is:
[markmap]
# H1
## H2a
## H2b
### H3
#### and so on
[/markmap]
This will look like this: [markmap]
H1 #
H2a #
H2b #
H3 #
and so on #
[/markmap]
You can click on the circles and the right rest of the mindmap graph will collapse. You can move the mindmap around while dragging it.
Also, the text in the Markdown headings may contain actual Markdown, like bold, italic, even math, etc. For example: [markmap]
H1 #
H2a #
H2b #
The Riemann $\zeta$-Function #
[/markmap]
For the implementation I used markmap-autoloader from Gerald Liu. Thanks to Gerald Liu for pointing this out. See Looking for an example for using markmap in HTML file with Markdown.
Mindmap is built during browse-time, i.e., when the end user visits the HTML page.
