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editor_marklar

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Actively maintained · updated 5 wk ago
Fully free

Markdown friendly editor for Moodle

Download and compatibility

1.0.3 Moodle 4.2 – 4.5
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github.com/mudrd8mz/moodle-editor_marklar @ 1.0.3 · commit f3fd9e356ac4

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sha256 7d56b31c858ba4ebbc9a2cb1c2cc523594ee88d4e77e46af99e73e2ebce1016f

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Every step is independently verifiable. CAMP never modifies plugin code; it proves the ZIP you install is exactly what the maintainer published. Verified 21 Jul 2026.
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composer require mudrd8mz/moodle-editor_marklar
Markdown logo (by Dustin Curtis, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons)

About

All online editors marklar. This one just marklar less.

It is not for everybody though. Those who do not marklar about marklar should not marklar marklar. There are other marklar better for them.

Usage

  1. As an admin, go to Site administration > Plugins > Text editors > Manage editors
  2. Enable the Marklar editor
  3. As the user, go to your Preferences > Editor preferences and set Marklar as your preferred editor.
  4. Go to Preferences > Miscellaneous > Marklar editor preferences to eventually change the default behaviour of the editor.

Features

Here are intentional features of the Marklar editor, just to make it clear they are not bugs.

  • Marklar is WYTIWYG - what you type is what you get (done).
  • Marklar does not have buttons. Markdown syntax is to be typed manually (done).
  • Marklar is not extensible via sub-plugins (done).
  • Marklar sets markdown as the preferred format for new texts (done).
  • Marklar can be also used for editing texts in other formats. Supported formats can be customised via user preferences (done).
  • Marklar is not used for editing HTML texts by default (done).
  • Marklar supports images and files embedding via filepicker (done).
  • Marklar supports server-side generated preview (done).
  • Marklar supports uploading images from clipboard (done).
  • Marklar will do just that and nothing more - KISS principle.

Project

Maintainer
mudrd8mz
1 release in the archive
Plugin typeText editors
LinksDocumentation
declared by the maintainer
Development 17 · 6 forks · 7 open issues & PRs · Tested with moodle-plugin-ci
Security advisoriesNone published