Notenik Markdown Parser

10.2 Notenik Markdown Parser

The Markdown parser that is native to Notenik generally follows the original Markdown Syntax Specification written by John Gruber, plus the SmartyPants typographic intentions, with the following exceptions.

10.2.1 Curly Apostrophes
10.2.2 Heading Identification
10.2.3 Wiki Style Links
10.2.4 Wiki Links Between Collections
10.2.5 Heading auto-numbering
10.2.6 Heading ID Generation
10.2.7 Footnotes
10.2.8 Citations
10.2.9 Fenced Code Blocks
10.2.10 Definition Lists
10.2.11 Tables
10.2.12 Task Lists
10.2.13 MathJax Support
10.2.14 Single-Line Commands
10.2.15 Collection Navigation Commands
10.2.16 Generate a Note Table of Contents
10.2.17 Generate Outline Based on Unordered List Items
10.2.18 Generate Outline Based on Headings
10.2.19 Generate a Collection Table of Contents
10.2.20 Generate a Collection Calendar
10.2.21 Generate a Collection Index
10.2.22 Generate a Collection Search Page
10.2.23 Generate a Tags Outline
10.2.24 Generate a Tags Cloud
10.2.25 Go To Random Note
10.2.26 Generate a Bibliography
10.2.27 Generate a List of Attachments
10.2.28 Include a Note or File
10.2.29 Display Teasers
10.2.30 Make a Table Sortable
10.2.31 Supply a Page Header
10.2.32 Supply Page Navigation
10.2.33 Supply a Page Footer
10.2.34 Supply EPUB Metadata
10.2.35 No Email Obfuscation
10.2.36 No Backticks Style quotes
10.2.37 Word and Character Counts
10.2.38 Markdown Cheat Sheet

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10.2 Notenik Markdown Parser

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