Markdown-It demo

Headings and typography

Heading level three

Heading level four

Heading level five

Heading level six

Markdown supports bold, bold, italic, italic, strikethrough, and inline code. Typographic replacements include ©, ™, ± and --.

Blockquotes can be nested.

This is a nested quote.

Horizontal rules

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Lists

• Unordered items
• Nested items
  1. Ordered items
  2. More ordered items

1. Lists can also start with numbers.
2. Repeated 1. markers continue numbering.

Code and tables

Fenced code blocks can contain plain text.

const greeting = (name) => `Hello, ${name}!`;
console.log(greeting("diary"));

Feature	Example
Links	Markdown-It
Tasks	- [x] Write a memory
Emoji	😄 ❤️

Left aligned	Right aligned
First	1
Second	2

Indented code:

const saved = true;
console.log(saved);

Links and images

A link with a title

Autoconverted link: https://github.com/markdown-it/markdown-it

Set media dimensions with HTML attributes. Select the matching files in the media picker before exporting:

<img src="./photo.jpg" alt="A resized photo" width="480" height="320">

<video controls src="./clip.mp4" width="640" height="360"></video>

Markdown-It extensions

H₂O and 19^th; inserted text and highlighted text.

Classic emoji: 😉 😢 😆 😋

Footnote reference^[1], plus an inline footnote^[2]

Term

Definition lists are supported.

HTML abbreviations are supported, and partialHTMLwords stay intact.

[!NOTE] Alerts are supported, too.

Math: $E = mc^2$

Access control

Text and media inherit the diary’s member access by default. A block can be made more restrictive, but never more public than the diary:

Copy and edit these examples in the Markdown source:

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2. Inline footnotes work too. ↩︎

Place local media files in the editor’s media picker and refer to them using a relative path, for example ![A photo](./photo.jpg) or <video controls src="./clip.mp4"></video>. ZIP export rewrites these references to /diaries/<slug>/media/<filename> and packages the files beside diary.md.

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1. Footnote text can include Markdown. ↩︎

2. Inline footnotes work too. ↩︎