Medium is a popular blogging platform.
This is widely used by tech authors.
Here is mine:
https://medium.com/@harisekhon
| Action | Mac | Windows |
|---|---|---|
| Shortcuts help | ⌘ + ? |
Ctrl + ? |
| Bold | ⌘ + B |
Ctrl + B |
| Italic | ⌘ + I |
Ctrl + I |
| Link | ⌘ + K |
Ctrl + K |
| Header | ⌘ + Opt + 1 |
Ctrl + Alt + 1 |
| Subheader | ⌘ + Opt + 2 |
Ctrl + Alt + 2 |
| Separator | ⌘ + Enter |
Ctrl + Enter |
| Inline code | ` |
` |
| Code block | ⌘ + Opt + 6 / ``` |
Ctrl + Alt + 6 / ``` |
| Bullet-point list | * + Space |
* + Space |
| Numbered list | 1. + Space |
1. + Space |
| Quote | ⌘ + Opt + 5 |
Ctrl + Alt + 5 |
| Featured Image | Shift + F |
Shift + F |
| Focal point | Opt + Right-click |
Alt + Right-click |
| Mention a user | @username / @name |
@username / @name |
Medium doesn't accept modern webp format images.
You must convert them to jpg or png format.
On Mac, install the dwebp homebrew package:
brew install webpConvert the image:
dwebp "$name.webp" -o "$name.png"or shorter and safer using function in DevOps-Bash-tools repo:
webp_to_png "$name.webp"This function adds safety to not overwrite the destination file if it already exists because dwebp will blindly
overwrite the -o outfile.