Test of Markdown publishing
June 13, 2024•315 words
Right, so publishing/posting a note written in "Smart" format only worked partially. The rendering of it that is. Now I've installed the Markdown add-on, and that is what I am using right now to type this note. Let's see how till will look when published.
Headline 2
Headline 3
Headline 4
Headline 5
Headline 6
Here comes a bullet list:
- First bullet
- Second bullet
- First sub-bullet to second bullet
- Second sub-bullet to second bullet
- Third bullet
Can I make checklists? ~~Let's try~~:
- [ ] First checkbox
- [ ] Second checkbox
- [x] Third checkbox
Numbered list:
- First list item
- Second list item 2.1. First sub-item to second list item 2.3. Second sub-item to second list item
- Third list item
I had to sort out the numbering manually on the sub-items, at least in the preview.
Here comes a code block:
Here is some code
Here is more code
This is not within the code block. Here is a word that should be code specific though.
Here comes a table:
| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Text 1.1 | Text 2.1 | Text 3.1 |
| Text 1.2 | Text 2.2 | Text 3.2 |
| Text 1.3 | Text 2.3 | Text 3.3 |
This would be a quote
/M.Hellquist[!tip] Admonitions?
Is this a tip?
Nope. That was a shame, it would have been great and is such a great addition to Markdown in general.
Here is a linked image:
Here comes a bunch of links, just to see if I can do Markdown reference linking:
DuckDuckGo
Perplexity
My "real" blog
My other not-so-real blog
My main Fediverse account