Supported syntax
Writage utilises CommonMark as it is a widely used and very well documented Markdown syntax, which was adopted by: Discourse, GitHub, GitLab, Reddit, Stack Overflow and many more.
In addition to the standard CommonMark syntax, Writage provides support for tables (using GitHub Flavored Markdown syntax) and footnotes, which are common in scientific documents.
CommonMark standard syntax
In the table below you can see CommonMark standard syntax elements and how they will be appear in a Microsoft Word document and Markdown raw code.
| Style name: | Microsoft Word document: | Markdown document: |
|---|---|---|
| Emphasis | Bold | **Bold** |
| Emphasis | Italic | *Italic* |
| Headings | Heading1 | # Heading 1 |
| Headings | Heading2 | ## Heading 2 |
| Headings | Heading3 | ### Heading 3 |
| Inline Code | This is πΈπππππ ππππ | This is `Inline code` |
| Code Block | # ππππ ππ π π²πππ π±ππππ πππ ππππ() { ππππ << "π·ππππ πππππ!"; ππππππ 0; } | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # This is a Code block int main() { cout << "Hello World!"; return 0; } ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
| Ordered Lists | 1. One 2. Two 3. Three | 1. One 2. Two 3. Three |
| Unordered Lists | β’ One β’ Two β’ Three | - One - Two - Three |
| Links | Link | [Link](https://www.writage.com) |
| Quotations | Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β This a a Blockquote example | > This a a Blockquote example |
| Images |  |  |
Note
You can use as many heading styles in your documents as needed. In the table above only Heading1 - Heading3 are shown to give you an idea of what headings look like in Markdown documents.
Extended Syntax
In the table below you can see the Extended Syntax used by Writage for tables and footnotes and how those elements will appear in a Microsoft Word document and Markdown raw code.
| Style name: | Microsoft Word document: | Markdown document: |
|---|---|---|
| Tables |  |  |
| Footnotes |  |  |
| Code blocks with language name |  |  |