Whether the final write to the database is in HTML or markdown format using the Markdown Editor

1. If you put the HTML into the database, if you need to edit the article again, you can't do it.

2. If you store markdown,

   • When the article is displayed, you need to format the article, if the backend uses Markdown parsing and the Markdown Editor standard is not the same, but also prone to problems

   • The backend needs an extra distinction between articles published with the Rich text editor and articles published with the Markdown editor, adding additional judgment

Reply content:

1. If you put the HTML into the database, if you need to edit the article again, you can't do it.

2. If you store markdown,

   • When the article is displayed, you need to format the article, if the backend uses Markdown parsing and the Markdown Editor standard is not the same, but also prone to problems

   • The backend needs an extra distinction between articles published with the Rich text editor and articles published with the Markdown editor, adding additional judgment

stored in markdown format.
Excuse me, what is your reason for not using the same standard of parsing?

Why do I have to decide which editor was published? Markdown parsing does not parse the content between HTML

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