Site style galleryEdit

This is a sample article show-casing how different kinds of Markdown syntax get marked up and styled when rendered on this website.

Heading 1

Note: Because this is a wiki article, it gets rendered as an <h2> instead of an <h1>. An actual example of an <h1> can be seen above in the title of this article.

Heading 2

Note: Because this is a wiki article, it gets rendered as an <h3> instead of an <h2>.

Heading 3

Note: Because this is a wiki article, it gets rendered as an <h4> instead of an <h3>.

Heading 4

Note: Because this is a wiki article, it gets rendered as an <h5> instead of an <h4>.

Heading 5

Note: Because this is a wiki article, it gets rendered as an <h6> instead of an <h5>.

Heading 6

Note: This is the only one that actually renders at its expected size, as an <h6>.

Inline styles

• Italics
• Bold
• Strikethrough

Blocks

This is a block quote.

Unordered lists

• Bullet point
• Bullet point
  • Nested point
  • Nested point

Ordered lists

1. First
2. Second
   1. Nested
   2. Nested

Code

This sentence contains an inline code snippet.

console.log('This is a fenced code block');

Links

Here we have an example link.

This is a URL without explicit link markup: http://example.net

This is an email address that is not marked up as a mailto link: greg@hurrell.net

Tables

Other

This is a horizontal rule:

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