View modes

Write the source. Read the document.

Edit, Split, and Preview give each stage of writing the space it needs. Split appears only when the screen is wide enough to remain useful.

Built for the document

Three modes with clear jobs.

Glyphmark does not pretend Markdown is a hidden rich-text format. The source stays available, while Preview gives you the reading surface you need to judge structure and flow.

Edit

A focused CodeMirror surface with Markdown syntax, selection formatting, search, and undo history.

Split

Source and rendered output side by side at widths of 960 pixels and above.

Preview

A centered paper page for headings, tables, code blocks, lists, and Mermaid output.

Responsive

Phones use one pane at a time instead of compressing two unreadable columns.

# Project brief

## Decision

Ship the familiar writing flow first.

- [x] Clear title

- [ ] Confirm export

Project brief

Decision

Ship the familiar writing flow first.

  • ✓ Clear title
  • □ Confirm export

Useful details

Questions, answered

Is Preview a separate copy of my document?+

No. Preview renders the active Markdown source and updates as that source changes.

Why is Split unavailable on phones?+

Two narrow panes reduce source and reading text to unusable widths. Mobile keeps Edit and Preview available as full panes.

Does Glyphmark include WYSIWYG editing?+

No. Glyphmark provides Markdown source editing and rendered preview. It does not claim a separate WYSIWYG mode.

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