Using Markdown

Markdown is a lightweight markup language for creating formatted text using a plain-text editor. You use Markdown to write documents in your Livemark projects. With Livemark you can use all the base Markdown features along side with ones added by Github and Livemark itself.

Base Markdown

Base Markdown functionality includes:

• Headings
• Text styles
• Syntax Highlighting
• Horizontal Rule
• Alignments
• Tables
• Links
• Images
• Lists

There are plenty of great Markdown guides, to name a few:

• Markdown Guide
• Markdown Cheat Sheet

We encourage you to learn Markdown first to use it in Livemark.

Github Extensions

Livemark supports Markdown extensions used by Github. It includes:

• URL autolinking
• Strikethrough text
• Fenced code blocks (and syntax highlighting)
• Task Lists

Learn more about Github Flavoured Markdown (GFM) here:

• Mastering Markdown

Livemark Extensions

On top of all the mentioned features, Livemark makes markdown even better! It supports (mostly interactive):

• Logic
• Tables
• Charts
• Scripts
• Markup
• Frictionless Data processing
• more

Read Livemark's documentation to learn more:

• Feature Reference