The Markdown application was designed to be a text-to-HTML conversion tool for web writers. Markdown allows you to write using an easy-to-read, easy-to-write plain text format, then convert it to structurally valid XHTML (or HTML).
Thus, “Markdown” is two things:
￭ (1) a plain text formatting syntax;
￭ (2) a software tool, written in Perl, that converts the plain text formatting to HTML.
Requirements:
￭ Perl 5.6.0 or later
￭ The standard Perl library module Digest::MD5
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Markdown Full Crack is a text-to-HTML conversion tool for web writers. The
syntax is intended to be simple, and includes such features as
easy italicization and emboldening, linked headers, and explicit
fences. Markdown may be used as a text-formatting program —
in other words, to write articles, books, emails, and
manuscripts. When you have finished, click the “Preview” button
to check that Markdown is giving the output you want.
For a more complete description of Markdown’s syntax and
allowances, see “Markdown: Formatting Syntax”.
A more detailed description of what Markdown can do for you
when writing articles, emails, and manuscripts is at
Markdown Documentation:
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Change Log:
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1.0.1, 2003-11-04:
* Added the “hard” option to exclude added or changed HTML
* Fixed bug in regex matching for links
* Renamed to “Markdown.pl”
* Corrected to “Perl: More than just a scripting language”
in TOC
* Added note to “Frequently Asked Questions”
* Added note to “About BBEdit”
* Added note to “About TextWrangler”
* Fixed typo in copyright notice
1.0, 2003-08-11:
* Added the “hard” option to exclude added or changed HTML
* Fixed bug in regex matching for links
* Renamed to “Markdown.pl”
* Corrected to “Perl: More than just a scripting language”
in TOC
* Added note to “Frequently Asked Questions”
* Added note to “About BBEdit”
* Added note to “About TextWrangler”
* Fixed typo in copyright notice
* Added note to “Usage”
0.4, 2002-09-23:
* Renamed to “Markdown.pl”
0.3, 2002-05-09:
* Rewrite using new regex-based matcher
* Added compile-time option — omit debug info
* Added install-time option — omit the “pod”
* Added compile-time option — omit “override header.html”
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Markdown Activation Code supports two kinds of links: inline and reference.
In both cases, the text within the tag is escaped (in the case of HTML) or not.
In the case of reference links, “id” is set to the name of the URL that you want to point to.
In the case of inline links, the text is not escaped.
The name of the URL is set automatically, so you don’t need to give it unless you want to.
Reference Links:
A reference link is any link that shows the real web page’s title when followed. The title is output with the tag that makes the reference link as well as any parent link text that the reference link refers to.
Example:
[Here is the title](
\[Here is a description\]
Inline Links:
Inline links are useful for creating links to internal pages of the Markdown document.
Example:
[Markdown Reference Usage](#)
# Markdown Reference Usage
First, it helps to understand the basic example for reference links:
[Here is the reference link](ref.html#anchor-name)
To create an anchor or inline link to a reference:
# General Markdown Reference Links
There are two kinds of anchor or inline link.
To create a reference link:
Markdown supports multiple reference modes:
– [name][]: Anchor name;
– [link][]: Anchor name;
– [name-as-link][]: Anchor name;
– [link-as-name][]: Anchor name.
It seems very confusing at first that a name can be either a link name or an anchor name, but in fact, when you’re writing a reference to a page using Markdown, the link name is simply the full title of the page. So, if you want to make a reference to a non-existent page named “Foo”:
[Example](#foo)
The reference link will look like:
Example
Note that any link starting with the number sign (#) character followed by a word is a reference link.
Any link starting with a number sign (#) character and not followed by a word is an inline link.
To create a reference link starting with an anchor name:
You can create links from any text, so
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￭ The Markdown tool converts a plain text document into a structured XML document that contains (or references) HTML (in the output.) The application takes the title and body of your document as input, and generates an HTML document that includes links to the various chunks of your original Markdown document. It can also generate metadata such as Author, Date, and Categories and can include references to additional online documents.
Markdown allows you to write using an easy-to-read, easy-to-write plain text format, then convert it to structurally valid XHTML (or HTML).
A lot of useful things can be put into plain text files, such as lists, code, and even URLs. But if you’re just writing down a list of stuff, you probably don’t want a bunch of HTML tags. The Markdown formatting syntax, created by John Gruber, does exactly this.
It is NOT an email-to-HTML converter.
It can’t turn Markdown (or LaTeX) into HTML. It has no understanding of the structure of the Markdown (or LaTeX) language. All it knows is how to turn text into HTML.
It has no built-in support for any meta-language (like AsciiDoc, reStructuredText, LaTeX, etc.) It could probably be adapted to transform other plain text formats into HTML, but that would be a project in itself.
In addition to its Perl script, you can also download a Windows executable that does the same thing.
A man page is included to document the program.
The Markdown application
is open source under the GNU GPL version 2. The latest version of the Perl script and documentation are located on the web at
To get the source code, see
To get documentation, see
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First off, if you are new to Markdown, you will need to read the syntax documentation in the Markdown website. In my opinion, it is much more important to read the Markdown syntax than read the documentation on the Markdown website, because the latter will not
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A quick, at-a-glance look at what Markdown is, and how to use it.
Markdown is a text-to-HTML conversion tool for web writers. The idea is
simple: with Markdown, you write using an easy-to-read, easy-to-write plain
text format, then convert it to structurally valid XHTML (or HTML).
Markdown’s syntax is intended to be simple, but not so simple that it is
insecure, as is the case with simple text formatting such as that used in
plain text e-mail. Markdown’s markup is intended to be distinct and
easy-to-understand.
Markdown’s syntax is designed not to prevent you from using HTML
taggers and tag libraries, although it’s advisable to avoid tag
clutter. If it’s possible to use HTML directly in your Markdown text,
do so, for it makes it easier to link to and image to use. You can
also use HTML-style block-level HTML elements such as and
.
Markdown does not require you to write plain text in your markup;
Markdown will also to convert any HTML element, tag, or even
attribute value—even single or double quotes, angle brackets, and so
forth—into markdown-formatted text, which is then treated as
simple text. If you wish, you may treat the markdown-formatted text
like any other text, with spaces, tabs, and line breaks.
There’s also an FAQ, which includes a full explanation of the how the
Markdown syntax works (but not how to use it).
Markdown Usage Summary
Syntax
Markdown is a simple text-to-HTML conversion tool for writing via an easy-to-read
and easy-to-write plain text format. The idea is to allow you to write
in plain text, then convert to HTML.
Markdown does not add any markup, inline or block, to the final
HTML. There’s also no HTML encoding.
Markdown does add to the syntax a series of
tags,
which take the form and can be used for inline code,
which is then rendered as plain text.
Markdown’s syntax is intended to be simple, but not so simple that it is
unfriendly to newcomers. It is designed to be understandable with
either reading or editing Markdown-formatted text.
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