Add support for ### headings in markdown parsing#2
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[WIP] Add support for ### Titles
Add support for ### headings in markdown parsing
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This PR adds support for
###(triple hash) headings in the MDparser PowerPoint add-in, ensuring that these headings and their content stay together on slides without being split inappropriately.Problem
Previously,
###headings were not explicitly handled by the parser and were treated as regular text content. This caused them to be processed without proper styling and could result in content being split between slides in undesired ways.Solution
The implementation adds detection and proper handling for
###headings:###in both body processing sections###headings stay within their parent slide and don't create new slides###headings remains on the same slideChanges Made
Enhanced parsing logic in
MainRibbon.cs:###detection in both body content processing loopsAddParagraphWithFormattingmethod withisSubHeadingparameterUpdated documentation in
README.md:### Sub-subheadingto the features list###headings don't split content between slidesFont Hierarchy
#main titles##subtitles (bold)###sub-headings (bold) ← NEWExample
The
###headings are now properly styled and keep their content together, preventing unwanted slide splits.Fixes #1.
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