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- Is it possible to have definition lists in Markdown?
@MarnenLaibow-Koser it depends on whether the page is listing more than one wrestler For a listing of wrestlers I'd agree a table is better, but if it's just one page listing the stats for these wrestlers a definition list is probably more apt Otherwise you basically have a table that is either 2 rows (with one row being the fields) or 2 columns (with on column being the fields)
- Better style for HTML definition list lt;dl gt; elements
In this case, it looks like Markdown lacks *removes sunglasses* definition It should at least indent the definition descriptions to provide some visual cue that you're dealing with a list not ordinary definition term definition description definition term definition description The above is really just this:
- How to nest code within a list using Markdown [duplicate]
If you want to add a block of code to a list item, you have to add an extra 4 spaces for every level of that list You also have to make sure that you leave a blank line before the code block code block outside of a list Main list code block sub list code block second code block sub 2 list code block sub 3 list code block up two list levels
- What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?
As such, to update the list please use this script to generate the list and indicate you used the script (or link to another Meta post which confirms an identifier's existence) in your edit summary Note to commenters: The comments on this FAQ are for requesting clarification of something you might not understand in the FAQ so that it can be fixed
- Markdown BNF definition - Meta Stack Exchange
I had a little think about this after the podcast last week (having not paid much attention to Markdown before) and it's quite problematic to process with the a standard compiler front-end tool like lex yacc ANTLR The problem is that so much of the language is positional and those tools are really designed to deal with context-free grammars
- Multi paragraph list items, OR preventing numbered list auto formatting . . .
The link mentioned by Cody Gray in comments was quite helpful Other markdown's like R markdown and Github also follow it so I am just reposting the link So that no one misses it We're switching to CommonMark From that post: Lists: When creating nested lists, you’ll need to indent your nested list items or paragraphs with the right amount
- Markdown: Code directly after a list (and not as part of that list)
Adding two spaces extra, will produce code that seems part of the last list item, which is not what is meant argument 1 is hoppa argument 2 is klap argument 3 is klap command hoppa klap klap The question is closed with a referral to a completely different question: that of nesting code in a list Also some comments point to that
- Cant start a numbered list on a number other than 1
If you do use lazy list numbering, however, you should still start the list with the number 1 At some point in the future, Markdown may support starting ordered lists at an arbitrary number In other words, it wouldn't be a total deviation from the standard, even if the above was never added to the originial implementation
- What HTML tags are allowed on Stack Exchange sites?
Per the Markdown specification, intermixing HTML and Markdown markup is allowed, but not all the HTML tags
- Add parenthesis as an accepted Markdown ordered list delimiter
It really happens very often that posts from new users with enumeration lists require an edit to be properly formatted simply because they used parens instead of dots Implementing this alternative markdown syntax would thus highly reduce the necessity to reformat every feeled 2nd enumeration list
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