minimal styling on output for comprehension only. most is default browser behaviour. sourcecode
Plain text (h1 header)
(ATX)
This is a markdown flavour for basic text styling. Lines should end with two or more spaces to have an intentional linebreak
and not just continuing.
Text can be italic, bold, italic and bold, striked through, and code style with two ore more characters between the symbols. Some escaping of formatting characters is possible with a leading \ as in bold * asterisk, striked ~~ through and code with a `-character. also code with ` escaped by double backticks and marked text Subscript like H2O and superscript like X2 Custom markdown for this engine for making font larger task accomplished
http://some.url, not particularly styled a phone number: tel:012345678 [Styled link to markdown information](https://www.markdownguide.org)
Plain text (h1 header)
(SETX)
Lists (h2 header)
Ordered list items start with a number and a period
Unordered list items start with asterisk or dash
Sublist nesting
is possible
by indentating with four spaces
and list types
are interchangeable
Ordered list item
with multiple lines
the number
of ordered lists
actually doesn't
matter at all
Nested items in lists
List item with
Blockquote as item
Next list item with
Table
Column2
R1C1
R1C2
List item with
code with
multiple line
List item with accomplished task unaccomplished task
Tables (h3 header)
Table header 1
Table header 2
Table header 3
and 4
emphasis
is
possible
too
linebreaks
are
not
though without HTML <br />
Blockquotes and code (h4 header)
Blockquote with multiple lines
preformatted text/code must
start with 4 spaces <code>
or being surrounded by
three ` or ~
Nested items in blockquotes
List within blockquote 1
List within blockquote 2
Nested list
Code within blockquote
Blockquote within blockquote
Tables nested
within
blockquotes
are
possible
as well
like
aligning
colums
definition list
first definition
second definition
Definitions and footnotes
definition list
first definition
second definition
Here's a simple footnote1, and here's a longer one2. Footnotes will appear at the bottom later.
Other features:
<http://some.other.url> with brackets, [urlencoded link with title](http://some.url?test2=2&test3=a=(/bcdef "some title") and [javascript: protocol](javascript:alert('hello there')) some code with <brackets> midwordemphasis and underscore emphasis some@mail.address and escaped@mail.address if loadable 123. escaped period avoiding a list