mnml v2.8.0 Released

It took a while to wrap things up, buy I’m happy to finally share that a new version of mnml has been published for Micro.blog users that adds some cool features.

HTML Image Classes

You now have better control over your html images using style classes, for example: <img class="align-left" src="..." />.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, so check out the mnml style guide page for more details and code examples you can copy right from the page.

Copy Code Blocks

Speaking of copying code right from the page, this release also includes a setting you can enable to add a “Copy” button to your code blocks, letting readers easily copy a block of code to their clipboard for their own use.

Again, a picture is worth a thousand words, so try copying this code block for yourself:

<img class="full-width" src="https://mnml.micro.blog/uploads/2025/pexels-simonmigaj-748898.jpg" alt="Three towering rock formations rise prominently amidst a landscape of rolling hills and a partly cloudy sky.">

Pretty cool, right?

This feature can be enabled with the “Enable copy button for code blocks” option in the mnml plugin settings page.

Thanks…

Thanks to everyone who has supported mnml’s development over the last year. It wouldn’t have been possible without you.