Is it possible to link to a mark-down document that just shows the document and not the Github menu etc?
For example, I would like to find a way to show this document:
Installation of Julia
using an internet link and display only the document content.
Is that possible, and if yes, how?
Well, but that is not rendered…
You can either pre-render it and save that as an html file that you link to, or you can setup github pages with markdown rendering: Setting a Markdown processor for your GitHub Pages site using Jekyll - GitHub Docs. You can probably setup the latter to use your markdown file in your repo directly so changes are immediately visible without any extra rendering step.
Oh, I misunderstood. AFAIK there’s no way to get a plain rendered markdown without doing something like @Jeff_Emanuel suggests.
On further inspection, I don’t see a way for a github pages repo to reference directly the markdown file from the code repository. You could use a github action to render the markdown.
Here’s a nifty website that will render markdown files from across the internet for you: Docsify-This | A Lightweight Markdown Open Publishing Tool
Your post was a little bit late, I already put this document on my blog: Installing Julia 1.10 and VSCode | Julia programming notes
