Here I keep a few notes on how to configure Sublime Text 2 to edit markdow editing.

Markdown Editing in Sublime Text

• Excellent resource
  • http://www.macstories.net/roundups/sublime-text-2-and-markdown-tips-tricks-and-links/
• Install Sublime Text
  • see Installing Sublime for my use
• Extends Sublime for better editing experience (via Package Control)
  • Add package MarkdownEditing
    • installation
      • http://ttscoff.github.com/MarkdownEditing/
      • CTRL+SHIFT+P > Install Package
      • package name is “MarkdownEditing”
    • configuration
      • set “GitHub flavored Markdown” as default
        • open a Markdown file
        • select your flavor from the menu: View > Syntax > Open all with current extension as
      • overwrite few properties of MarkdownEditing to have black theme, not centered editing, no wrapping
        • open user preferences Preferences > Package Settings > MarkdownEditing > Markdown GFM Settings - User
        • change content with below

{
          "extensions":
          [
            "md",
            "mdown",
            "txt",
            "markdown"
          ],

          "color_scheme": "Packages/MarkdownEditing/MarkdownEditor-Dark.tmTheme",

          // Layout
          "draw_centered": false,
          "word_wrap": false,
          "wrap_width": 120
        }

• Add Syntax highlighting sublime-markdown-extended (for reference, not used, MarkdownEditing is better)
  • https://github.com/jonschlinkert/sublime-markdown-extended
  • CTRL+SHIFT+P > Install Package
  • package name is “Markdown Extended”
• Add Color Theme Monokai Extended (not used for markdown, but good theme for other files)
  • https://github.com/jonschlinkert/sublime-monokai-extended
  • CTRL+SHIFT+P > Install Package
  • package name is “Monokai Extended”
  • select as default color theme
    • Preferences > Color sheme > Monokai Extended > Monokai Extended
    • Bright sheme hurts my eyes