This post is a compact playground for validating how different Markdown syntaxes render in the current post template.
Paragraphs And Inline Styles
This paragraph mixes italic, bold, bold italic, inline code, a normal link, and an auto link https://www.example.com.
Hard line breaks can be tested here.
This line should stay directly below the previous one.
You can also test escaped characters like *literal asterisks* and `literal backticks`.
Lists
Unordered
- First item
- Second item
- Nested item A
- Nested item B
- Third item
Ordered
- Step one
- Step two
- Step three
Potential GFM-Only Syntax
- Task list item
- Another task list item
Strikethrough sample
Blockquote
Good post typography should make quoted text feel distinct without breaking the reading rhythm.
Second line in the same quote block.
Code Blocks
const greeting = "hello world";
function renderPost(title) {
return `${title} is ready for markdown testing.`;
}
console.log(renderPost(greeting));
python3 scripts/build_posts.py
Table
| Syntax | Example | Expected |
|---|---|---|
| Inline code | npm run build |
Monospace chip |
| Link | Posts | Underlined link |
| Bold | strong | Heavier weight |
Definition List
- Markdown
- A lightweight markup language for writing formatted text.
- Static site
- A site generated ahead of time into HTML, CSS, and JS.
Footnotes
Footnotes are useful for side comments.1
Another footnote can carry a longer explanation.2
Abbreviation
The HTML and CSS acronyms below should expand via the abbreviation extension.
Image
Gallery
Horizontal Rule
Inline HTML
Some syntax is easier to test with raw HTML: Cmd + K, highlight, and deleted text.