# Markless This is a demo page to illustrate the workings of the JavaScript Markless implementation. Markless is a new ASCII text markup standard that aims to be intuitive, unambiguous, and \ fast. ## Basic Markup You can *scream* like usual. Just use \* around your text. If the screaming text has \* in it, either escape it, or use more \*s. **1*1** If you don't like screaming, you can also simply /italicize/. Works the same as bolding, but with \/s. And just the same is _underlining_. Simply put down some \_s. In order to avoid clashing with hyphenation --or dashes-- strikethrough is <-unbelievably complicated-> a bit more complex. Just surround the text with \<- foo ->. By the way, dashes are just two hyphens like so: \-- You can also make supertext^(yay) and subtextv(oh boy). Simply surround the text with parens and prefix it with ^ for supertext or v for subtext. Code can also be done inline with backticks: \`foo\` will become `foo`. ## Compound Markup This is in red(in red). And "this here"(to https://example.com) is a link to example.com. But now, let's get(in big) huge(in large)! But here's a "pepperoni secret"(in spoiler). ## Blocks ~ George Lucas | It's gonna be great. | That's gonna be great. | And then he was like | | Oh. mygod. How dare you. | and that's just like, not okay? :: common-lisp ;; Hah! (defun !(!)(if(<= ! 1)!(* !(!(1- !))))) :: | ### Recursive blocks | :: | code(); | :: | | | | Oh my. 1.Indeed. 2.This is a problem[1] 3.And thus we need to test it extensively. Yes my boy. 5.Skip a number, why not. 6.| mix these bad boys 6.| ### Mix 'em good! [1] In that it is hard to implement. Look at this cat http://i3.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/facebook/000/019/976/smug_knife_cat.jpg : [image http://i3.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/facebook/000/019/976/smug_knife_cat.jpg] == ## Other Shit ! warn Hi ! disable-directives instruction ! warn Should not be warned ; And this doesn't show up at all. ## To Do - paragraph - blockquote - lists - embed - footnote - URL - compound - footnote-reference