Adding Markdown to Framer
Mikhail Karan builds a custom React Markdown code component and wires it to a Framer CMS plain-text field so blog posts can be authored in Markdown inside the CMS.
Why we picked it
It fills a real CMS gap with a concise, copy-paste code component that any Framer blog can adopt without a third-party plugin.
What you’ll learn
- Create a React code component inside Framer
- Use react-markdown with remark-gfm for tables and GitHub-flavored Markdown
- Expose a string property with addPropertyControls and bind it to a CMS field
- Style rendered HTML with renderers for images and links
Who it’s for
Framer users who want to write blog content in Markdown rather than the CMS formatted-text field.
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