Basic Markdown
Headings, lists, links, tables, blockquotes, inline formatting.
Basic Markdown#
Headings#
The hero <h1> above came from the title. Lower-level headings below should each get an anchor mark on hover.
Heading 3#
Heading 4#
Heading 5#
Heading 6#
Paragraphs and inline formatting#
This is a paragraph with bold, italics, bold-italic, strikethrough, inline code, and a link to the index. External links like Anthropic get an “open in new tab” icon and the right rel attributes.
Auto-linked URLs work too: https://example.com.
Lists#
Unordered#
First item with bold inside
Second item with code
Third item
Nested item one
Nested item two
Deeper still
Ordered#
First step
Second step, with a link
Third step
Sub-step a
Sub-step b
Task list#
Add OPS triple-colon parser
Add DocFX tabs
Wire up version selector for moniker ranges
Add a search-result preview
Blockquotes#
Quotes are styled with a left border and a subtle background tint.
They can span multiple paragraphs and contain inline formatting, code, and links.
Nested blockquotes also work:
Quoting the quoter.
Horizontal rule#
Above is a normal paragraph.
Below is another.
Tables#
| short | longer cell | mid | 1.23 |
| monospace | with emphasis | ok | 42,000 |
| link | another row | yes | 0.01 |
Inline images#
Inline images render via FluentUI’s Image:
Hardbreak vs soft break#
Soft break (newline in source, single space in HTML) keeps a paragraph flowing. This line should be in the same paragraph as the previous.
Hardbreak (two trailing spaces) creates a <br>:
This line should appear on its own line under the previous.