:arrow: [size=100][6] [NEW] What steps do I need to take to add to or change how MultiMarkdown works; or, where do I put this XSLT file I downloaded.[/size]
Scrivener includes the latest version of MMD within its application bundle. This can be accessed by right-clicking on the Scrivener application itself, and selecting Show Package Contents. Once in there, the path to MMD is Contents/MacOS/MultiMarkdown. The XSLTs are located in this directory, as are the Perl scripts which use them.
However, it is recommended that you download the MultiMarkdown Distribution, and extract the contents of the zip archive into your
~/Library/Application Support
directory. The zip contains an identical distribution to the one found in Scrivener (at the time of this writing). Scrivener will check for the presence of this directory before consulting its own system. You may edit the scripts and XSLT files in the Library folder, without worrying about damaging the pristine distribution in Scrivener.
With a little knowledge of XSLT, and optionally Perl or other scripting languages, you can highly extend Scrivener’s export potential. For all intents and purposes, Scrivener has a fully programmable export system. Because MultiMarkdown is distributed under the GNU Public License, you may use the existing code to base your own scripts, as long as you use the GPL for your derivatives.