This document shows what syntax must be supported in texts.js to be compatible with Markdown (pandoc dialect).
You can use emphasis and strong emphasis. Inline
code
will use monspaced font.
Code blocks use monospaced font as well and preserve line
breaks
Math formulas can be used inside paragraph like \(E=mc^2\) or on a separate line like the following one.
Footnotes are placed anywhere1 in the source file but appear at the bottom of the page.
You can add arbitrary hyperlinks. Link text can differ from it's URL or be the same as the URL: http://www.google.com/.
You can include e-mail links: sheremetyev@gmail.com. Local files can be referenced as well.
Day | Min Temp | Max Temp | Summary |
Monday | 11C | 22C | A clear day with lots of sunshine. However, the strong breeze will bring down the temperatures. |
Tuesday | 9C | 19C | Cloudy with rain, across many northern regions. Clear spells across most of Scotland and Northern Ireland, but rain reaching the far northwest. |
Wednesday | 10C | 21C | Rain will still linger for the morning. Conditions will improve by early afternoon and continue throughout the evening. |
Quoted text can include only inline text styles.
Headings shouldn’t be used.
No-break space (Unicode U+00A0) will be converted to tilde symbol for TeX.
XeTeX doesn't need TeX ligatures for quotation marks, em-dash and other typographic symbols—they can be ‘used’ “directly”. Euro symbol can be used for as less as €10. Ellipsis… in the text should be a Unicode character.
Should TeX ligatures be ``used''—they will be printed <<as is>>.
TeX special symbols are automatically escaped: %, $, {, }, _, #, &, \, ~, ^.
HTML entites don't have to be escaped: &, <, >.
Yes right here.