Typography reference
A single page that exercises every text-level Markdown feature so you can spot
regressions in legacy.css or the IFM defaults.
Heading levels
h1 -- The largest heading
h2 -- A major section
h3 -- A subsection
h4 -- A sub-subsection
h5 -- Rarely used
h6 -- The smallest heading
Paragraphs and inline marks
This is a paragraph with bold text, italic text, bold italic,
strikethrough, inline code, and a link to example.com.
You can also use Ctrl+C to mark keyboard shortcuts, or
highlighted text to draw the eye.
H2O is subscript; E = mc2 uses superscript.
Blockquotes
A simple blockquote.
A blockquote that spans multiple lines and wraps across line breaks.
Outer blockquote.
Nested blockquote inside.
Triple-nested.
Back to the outer.
Links
- Internal relative: Tab group samples
- Internal with anchor: Typography heading levels
- External: example.com
- Mailto: send an email
- Inline code inside link: the
--verboseflag
Lists
Unordered, nested
- Top level
- Second level
- Third level
- Fourth level
- Third level
- Back to second
- Second level
- Another top level
Ordered, nested (4-space indent per style guide)
- First
- First sub
- Second sub
- Third level
- Second
- Third
Mixed ordered + unordered
- Numbered step one
- Bulleted sub-point
- Another bullet
- Numbered step two
- Bulleted sub-point with
inline code - Bulleted sub-point with a link
- Bulleted sub-point with
Task lists
- Completed task
- Another completed task
- Pending task
- Pending task with
inline code
List with embedded paragraph and code
-
First step. The paragraph continues here and wraps over multiple lines so you can see how the indent handles longer content.
echo "step one"A second paragraph inside the same list item, after the code block.
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Second step.
Definition lists
Term 1 : Definition for term 1.
Term 2 : Definition for term 2, which may be longer and wrap across multiple lines so the renderer has to handle wrapping inside the definition cell.
Term with code
: Definition that references another piece of code.
Footnotes
Here is a statement that needs a citation.1 And here is another.2
Horizontal rule
Above the rule.
Below the rule.
Emoji and unicode
🚀 ✨ ✅ ⚠️ ❌
Greek: α β γ δ. Math symbols: ≤ ≥ ≠ ± ∑ ∫. Arrows: → ← ↑ ↓ ↔.