Add support for CSS markdown themes#1736
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Hi everyone, this is an implementation of configuring CSS markdown themes in stackedit. It's pretty simple, it scopes the SCSS by a certain class and then configures that class from the settings in the sidebar.
At first I forked the repo to just overwrite the CSS and preview for a one-time use. But I decided to try and implement it as an actual feature and pass it on to the community.
The code style is rough in some places but I really have to focus on my main project, so I most likely won't be putting much more time into this. But I'd appreciate if someone wanted to take this as a starting point, it would be an awesome feature.
Also, If I were to continue working on this, I'd probably want to add support for user themes via URL, or copy-paste via CSS. @benweet hope you like this.