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Check titles, lists and code blocks before pushing project documentation.
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Write or paste Markdown and immediately see how it looks: titles, paragraphs, lists, quotes, tables, code blocks, links and formatting appear as you type. Previewing is used to check a README, note, documentation or message before publishing it on a platform that interprets Markdown. You can then copy the HTML produced, or download the document in .md or .html, without the text leaving your browser.
The preview updates as you type. It supports common CommonMark elements and GitHub-style tables: headings from # to ######, paragraphs, bulleted and numbered lists, blockquotes, horizontal rules, code blocks delimited by ``` with an optional language name, inline code, bold, italics and links. Consecutive text lines form a single paragraph.
HTML entered in the source is displayed as text and never executed. Only http and https links are active; they open in a new tab. The preview does not load remote images, and shows their alternative text instead.
The statistics panel counts the words in the content, excluding Markdown syntax and code blocks. It also counts characters in the source. HTML export produces a complete page with UTF-8 encoding and the interface language.
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Check titles, lists and code blocks before pushing project documentation.
Write in Markdown and check the heading hierarchy before copying the text into a CMS.
Export a standalone .html document from a Markdown draft, for example for a notice.
The two lines of the paragraph are joined together, as in any CommonMark-compliant engine.
Input
## Installation
Run the command
`npm install` then review.
1. Download
2. InstallResult
<h2>Installation</h2><p>Run the command <code>npm install</code> then review.</p><ol><li>Download</li><li>Install</li></ol>The line of dashes below the header is required for a table to be recognized.
Input
| Tool | Price |
| --- | --- |
| Bethemesh | 0 € |Result
A two-column table with the headings “Tool” and “Price”.Common CommonMark elements (headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, code, separators, bold, italics, links) and GitHub-style tables. Extensions specific to certain platforms are not recognized.
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