- Parts use h1 (#), chapters use h2 (##), and subsections use h3 (###)
- If a part/chapter has a subtitle, use italics (*subtitle goes here*)
- Parts are in roman numerals, chapters are in digits.
- Definitions are in italics, don't italicize the colon, end with a period.
- E.g. Algorithm: a series of steps to complete a goal.
- End bullet points with periods unless they have sub-bullet points.
- E.g. This sentence has no sub-bullets so it ends with a period.
- E.g. This sentence has sub-bullets so it doesn't end with a period
- No period here
- Except when the inner points are full sentences or long.
- No newline breaks except between sections within a chapter.
- No colon “:” before nested list.
- Copy the book's table of contents into Dropbox Paper.
- Read the book and write notes in Dropbox Paper.
- Export notes in Markdown.
- Add them to site and fix markdown to pass linter (italicize definitions).
- Add a quote to the start of textbook notes.
- Download images.
- Replace image URLs with local ones.
- Compress images with TinyPNG.
- Test locally.
- Push to repo.
- Review and fix errors.
- Replace ". \n" with ".\n" and replace "? \n" with "?\n" for notes written on mobile (it auto-adds space after period).
- VS Code Replace
- Definitions: "- (.[^*]):" with "-$1*:"
- Images "\n(

.*FIG\s(\d+)\.(\d+).*

.*TAB\s(\d+)\.(\d+).*
- All figures and tables are unindented to have them take full width (need to turn off Github-Flavored-Markdown)
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18088955/markdown-continue-numbered-list
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54101316/markdown-whats-the-proper-way-to-do-a-continued-list-inside-of-a-list
- https://michaelcurrin.github.io/dev-cheatsheets/cheatsheets/markdown/lists.html
- If indented, then the image is also indented which makes it smaller