Some normal text.
Here is some word-level formatting. Also, this uses two spaces before newline to ensure hard line breaks:
Italic.
Italic.
Bold.
Bold.
Bold with italic inside it.
Italic with bold inside it.
I am code
.
I am italic phrase on one line.
I am italic phrase wrapped across two lines in the Mardkdown source, did that work?
This is _surrounded by literal underlines_ and this is *surrounded by literal asterisks*.
A single backtick in a code span: `
A backtick-delimited string in a code span: `foo`
Here’s an example — right here — of automatic —
.
Here’s an example—right here—of automatic —
.
Did <html>
get escaped properly?
Here are some footnote1 examples2. A non-numeric footnote label3.
Bulleted (unordered) list:
Ordered list:
Bulleted list with space between bullets:
Item 1
Item 2
Item 3
Bulleted, with sublists:
Ordered, with sublists:
A code block that was denoted by 4 leading spaces:
Code line 1.
Code line 2. These spaces [ ] should be preserved.
Code line 3. Don't do _italic_ or **bold** in here.
Code line 4. Stuff like <html> and & should be escaped.
A code block that was denoted by backticks:
Code line 1.
Code line 2. These spaces [ ] should be preserved.
Code line 3. Don't do _italic_ or **bold** in here.
Code line 4. Stuff like <html> and & should be escaped.
A code block that was denoted by backticks, with a lang:
Code line 1.
Code line 2. These spaces [ ] should be preserved.
Code line 3. Don't do _italic_ or **bold** in here.
Code line 4. Stuff like <html> and & should be escaped.
Back to non-code-block. Next, how about a block quote:
Here is a multi-line block quote started with a single
>
to open it. Word formatting like italic and bold should work in this kind of block.
And:
Another multi-line block quote, where each line starts with its own
>
char.
Here is a link: Racket
Here are linkref style links: Racket and Google.
And here are the footnote refs:
Here an auto-link: http://www.racket-lang.org
Here an auto-link email: foo@bar.com
Finally, here is an image:
alt
Here is [normal bracketed text].
[More normal backeted text.]
Following are <hr>
elements:
How about literal HTML?
Here’s a table:
Row 1 Col 1 | Row 1 Col 2 |
Row 2 Col 1 | Row 2 Col 2 |
Here is <span style="font-weight:bold">span</span>
— span — in the middle of a sentence.
code block
Some text.
The end.