"Test quote." --testquoter
This is a testing page to see how stuff gets rendered, please ignore. Starting with normal, relatively non-tricky formatting.
Paragraph 1, something something, bold text, now
italic, bold AND italic, now
some code and strike through. Footnote^[footnote
text]. Footnote2[^Another something.] Escaped italic: *normal text*, and
backtick (`). Links: existing, dead, external, nonsense and empty. Can we simply use [square brackets]? There are many
spaces between these words here. Upper index (a to b): a^b. Or maybe
rather a^(b) (brackets around b). What about math like (x + y)^3 /
7.5 e^i = -7*? Can we have bold with * (asterisk)
inside? Looks good? :)
Maybe also try bold link, half italic link and code as link. Series of minus
characters: - (1), -- (2), --- (3), ---- (4). Three dots: ... Now is
this_sub or this_maybe? 4 backslashes: \\. Arrow: -->
{ Testing comment. ~drummyfish }
this is a block of normal, sane code
BLOCK
{
if (something) // comment
doShit(function1(NULL)); // aligned comment
return whatever;
}
___________ _____
| | arrow / \
| rectangle | -----> | thing |
|___________| \_____/
Now let's use MD tags inside a code block (mustn't get formatted):
# heading 1
Some text, **bold**, *italic*. Here's a link: [link text](something.md). Something^superscript.
- item 1
- item 2
- item 3
1. numbered item A
2. numbered item B
3. numbered item C
| head 1 | head 2 | head 3 |
| ------ | ------ | ------ |
| aaa | bbb | ccc |
| D | E | F |
And the same in inline code: *italic*,
**bold**, [link](link.md) etc.
Here's a list:
monospace text
Here's an ordered one:
And now a table:
| column 1 | column 2 | and another | and the last |
|---|---|---|---|
| value 1 | value 2 | next empty | |
code |
BOLD | italic | a^sup |
| ABCDEFGHIJ | 1234.56 | link | last cell |
Here should be a horizontal line:
Hello.
Hello from subsection.
Bye.
Paragraphs starts.
Then two spaces and a line break, so this should be on a new line!
Another paragraphs starts here. Single line break, this should STAY
part of "another paragraph" without any line break! What if we use HTML tags? cool?
(<-- if this is red then HTML tags work). Other HTML tags:
bold, italic, link, ampersand:
&. What if we wrap in 4 asterisks ****aaaa****? What if we do
bold code? What if we do
italic code? HTML entities in text: < >
&. Weird characters? { } ( ) [ ] ! # ^ / _ - * < > ; . Can we
have the backtick (`) in code?.
ThismustbeonewordwithnospacesAndShouldnHaveAsterisks!
Unicode shit: ░▒▓█ × ± ∓ ÷ ∪. Žluťoučký kůň pěl
ódy. Test of inline code parsing: here is code with MD tags in it:
some **bold** text, now let's follow with another one:
some *italic* maybe, and another:
some [link](link.html) too.
mathtex: $1 + 1 = 4 / 2$
This link is plain text (does it get auto-linked?): https://edramatica.com.
extremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelylongword
extremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelyextremelylongwordincode
## This heading has a space at the beginning (should still pass as heading)
## And this one has two spaces in front of it.
#This shouldn't be a heading because there's no space after hash.
Another way of formatting: bold, italic, bolditalic
block quote like greentext or email for example
#BadHeading (no space)
Emoji? :tent: :joy: :shit: ==This could be highlighted== (or not).
code block done
with indentation
// this should be highlighted as C
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
puts(":)");
return 0;
}[
"this should",
"be",
{ "formatted": "as json" },
123
]list
with
asterisks
list
with
plus signs
shit
crap
who even uses this lmao
Now how will this **ev[en get~~
rendered?
[is this is link or what?] (dunno.md) And [this](this.md) is a link inside another link?
Unicode poison:
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