Which MarkDown primitives are supported and how do they look like?

(edit this ReadMe in order to find out how it was written)

Important: no, Val Town does not support "GitHub-flavoured" Markdown (GfM)!

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Nota bene: while heading levels 5 and 6 look useless, they still have an implied anchor which may be used in links to explicitly navigate there

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At vero eos et accusam et justo duo dolores et ea rebum. Stet clita kasd gubergren, no sea takimata sanctus est Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

This text is italicised, and this one set in bold, in bold italics or striked-through, but you may also ^superset or _subset text.

Your text may also contain links, even relative ones which navigate to other locations within the same text.

• list item 1
• list item 2
  • inner list item 2.1
  • inner list item 2.2
  • inner list item 2.3
• list item 3
  1. inner list item 3.1
  2. inner list item 3.2
  3. inner list item 3.3
• list item 4

1. list item 1
2. list item 2
   1. inner list item 2.1
   2. inner list item 2.2
   3. inner list item 2.3
3. list item 3
   • inner list item 3.1
   • inner list item 3.2
   • inner list item 3.3
4. list item 4

Nota bene: in order to nest lists, inner list items have to be indentend by at least 4 spaces!

• already done
• still pending
  • but partially done

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voluptua.

Nota bene: text indentation does not seem to work - it looks a bit like a code paragraph

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You may render code inline within your text or as a separate paragraph:

console.log('Hello, World!')

Important: Keep in mind that you can tag code paragraphs with a (programming) language - not only for syntax highlighting, but also in order to avoid the nasty look shown in the "Text Indentation" section.

(some text above...)

(...and some text below the horizontal line)

Your text may contain footnotes¹. And, while you may define the contents of your footnote anywhere in the text, it is rendered at the end only - thus, make sure, that you add a "dangling" heading!

Important: You may even insert a subset of HTML into your Markdown code

Unfortunately, however, e.g., iframes are not supported.

Migrated from folder: GDI_Examples/GDI_MarkDown_Examples