This page demonstrates the basic Markdown syntax supported by the server, particularly when using the backend rendering mode (--render backend).
This is a paragraph with bold text using double asterisks. This is also bold text using double underscores.
This is italic text using single asterisks. This is also italic text using single underscores.
This paragraph contains inline code using single backticks. It should render with a distinct style. Escaped backticks: `.
Here is a link to Google. Here is another link to a local file with escaped brackets [like this].
This line has escaped *italic* markers and _underscore_ markers.
Another paragraph separated by a blank line.
- Item one using asterisk
- Item two using plus
- Item three using minus
- Item four with italic and
code. - Item five with a link.
- (Note: Indented sub-lists are not currently supported by the basic backend renderer)
- First item
- Second bold item
- Third item (number doesn't matter for HTML)
code.
Horizontal Rule Test:
#include <stdio.h>
// This is a comment inside a code block
int main(void) {
printf("Hello from a C code block!\n");
// Should handle < > & " correctly
char* test = "<>&\"";
printf("%s\n", test);
return 0;
}Another paragraph after the code block.