| 开发者 | wakalab |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月13日 22:54 |
| PHP版本: | 8.2 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[gfmr_markdown] shortcode, then render code, tables, task lists, diagrams, and charts on the front end.
The free plugin includes:
chart fenced code blocks[gfmr_markdown] shortcode.Open Markdown Renderer for GitHub > Manual, read the Getting Started tab, then create or edit a post with the Markdown block. Preview the front-end page and adjust the Code Block settings if needed.
Use the Markdown block in the block editor. In the Classic editor, widgets, or templates, wrap Markdown in the [gfmr_markdown] enclosing shortcode. The shortcode renders through the same core pipeline as the block.
Save the settings, clear page cache, CDN cache, browser cache, and any asset optimization cache. Then check a front-end post that actually contains a Markdown block or [gfmr_markdown] shortcode.
Usually yes. If output looks stale or broken, temporarily disable cache, minification, defer, and combine settings. If styles still look wrong, test briefly with a default WordPress theme to isolate theme CSS conflicts.
By default, no. Shiki, Mermaid, Chart.js, and markdown-it are bundled locally and served from your WordPress installation. Optional PlantUML and server-side Mermaid rendering can send diagram source to an external renderer only after you enable and configure those features. See Third Party Services for details.
The free plugin includes the main rendering features: GFM, Shiki, Mermaid, Chart.js, PlantUML, Table of Contents, structured data, multilingual options, and basic AI agent abilities. Pro is a separate add-on for advanced workflow features and priority support. You do not need Pro for the core rendering features.
Free plugin usage questions and reproducible bugs should go to the WordPress.org support forum. Pro license, billing, contract, refund, and account questions should not be posted in the WordPress.org forum; use the support guidance shown inside the plugin admin screen.
Include WordPress version, PHP version, plugin version, theme, affected feature, steps to reproduce, and relevant non-secret System Info from the plugin settings screen. Never share license keys, API keys, Application Passwords, tokens, cookies, or private account information.