Grammars from Markdown

Here we list the Markdown grammars that are used in Evomark. You can also see the Presentation 1
 for a vivid presentation.

Headings

# Section
## Subsection
###Subsubsection (Bad example: A space must be put after #)

Section's title

Subsection's title

###Subsubsection (Bad example: A space must be put after #)

Math

If $a$ and $b$ are real numbers, $a+b=b+a$.
$$
a+b=b+1
$$
If and are real numbers, .

Bullet-points

- First, $a+b = 1$.
- Second, $a-b = 2$.
- What is $a$ and $b$?
1. First, $a+b = 1$.
1. Second, $a-b = 2$.
1. What is $a$ and $b$?
  • First, .
  • Second, .
  • What is and ?
  1. First, .
  2. Second, .
  3. What is and ?

Inline-decoration

*I'm italicized!*
**I'm bold!**
`I'm quoted`
I'm italicized!
I'm bold!
I'm quoted

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Markdown grammars in Evomark

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Removed Markdown grammars

Evomark only adopt some of the grammars of Markdown. Here we list some grammars that is invalid in Evomark. Most of them are replaced by containers in Evomark.

Code environment

'''javascript
Code evironment by ''' is not supported.
'''
markdown
Please use Code container instead
=== Code {lang:"javascript"}
function hello(){
    console.log("Hello world");
}
===
function hello(){
    console.log("Hello world");
}
javascript
Also, unlike Markdown, Indent will also not produce a code environment in Evomark.

Quote environment

> Quote by ">" is not supported.
markdown
=== Quote
Please use Quote container instead.
===

Images

![Image import such as this is not supported](Irena.jpg)
markdown
=== Figure {src:"Irena.jpg"}
Caption texts: Please use Figure container for figures with caption 
and use Image container for figures without caption.
===

=== Image {src:"Irena.jpg"} ===
Caption texts: Please use Figure container for figures with caption and use Image container for figures without caption.