I love the Latex - Export, but I am missing an option to export to several documents:
I want all my chapters to be in singular tex files each and joined together in a main tex file.
For exampel: My first chapter should be in chapterone.tex (including all sections and subsections) and my second chapter schould be in chaptertwo.tex. They should be joined together in my main latex file (main.tex) by \include{chapterone.tex} and \include{chaptertwo.tex}.
Furthermore tables are very tricky to do in Latex. So it would be great to use the scrivener table template, if it could be exported to Latex code. Because a table in MMD is not very comfortable, too.
You’d have to take that up on the MultiMarkdown discussion group, because Scrivener doesn’t actually do anything with this part of the process at all. That is the MMD processing engine that decides what output will look like.
Yeah, that would be nice, but Apple’s table tool is quite ignorant of LaTeX, or MMD for that matter! What is frustrating is that there is almost a solution. Their kit can produce an HTML version of the table, and if you use the XSLT post-processor instead of the standard MMD engine, it can process HTML5 and turn it into LaTeX. However this still doesn’t quite work because as with most things Apple and HTML, the result isn’t terribly semantic, and it doesn’t use any of the necessary table elements needed to define a header, nor does it use the column colgroup element to set up table formatting, which MMD’s XSLT needs to generate proper LaTeX tables.
You might try MultiMarkdown Composer, or the TextMate bundle if you have that program. It makes editing and creating MMD style tables a lot less of a hassle.