Supported Markdown

Resomark reads and writes ordinary Markdown files. It supports CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown (tables, task lists, strikethrough), plus syntax common in editors such as Obsidian and Typora: highlights, footnotes, math, Mermaid diagrams, callouts, frontmatter and [[wikilinks]]. It adds no format of its own, so your files open in any editor.

Syntax	Example	Notes
Heading	# Heading to ###### Heading	Headings underlined with === / --- on the next line work too
Quote	> text	Can be nested
Bulleted list	- item (or *, +)
Numbered list	1. item	Numbering continues automatically
Task list	- [ ] to do, - [x] done	Click the box to check it
Code block	Three backticks ``` plus a language name	Highlighted by language
Horizontal rule	---
Table	GitHub-style tables	Edit right in the cells
Math	$$ … $$, each $$ on its own line	Typeset with KaTeX
Mermaid diagram	A code block whose language is mermaid	Drawn as a diagram; on errors, shows the source and the error
Callout	> [!NOTE] with each following line starting with >	Five types: NOTE, TIP, IMPORTANT, WARNING, CAUTION
Frontmatter	YAML between --- lines at the top of the file	Shown as is, not folded
Footnote	[^1] in the text, [^1]: note at the end

Syntax	Example
Bold, italic	**bold**, *italic*
Strikethrough	~~deleted~~
Highlight	==highlight==
Underline	<u>underline</u>
Inline code	`code`
Superscript, subscript	^superscript^, ~subscript~
Inline math	$E=mc^2$
Link	[text](https://example.com), [text](other-file.md#heading)
Wikilink	[[file name]], [[file name|display text]], [[file name#heading]]
Image	;  sets the size; ![[a.png]] works too
Web address	A bare https://… becomes a link
Emoji	:smile: shows as 😄

For how to write wikilinks and how completion works, see Links and backlinks.

HTML and SVG written in Markdown are displayed. HTML with scripts runs in an isolated environment that can't reach Resomark or your other files; when you zoom in to look at it, it can open in a window of its own. HTML in a code block is shown as code and isn't run.

• No indented code blocks: text indented four spaces is still an ordinary paragraph (notes often have deep indents). Use three backticks for code.
• Only five callout types: other Obsidian types (such as [!info] and [!question]) show as ordinary quotes.
• Only images can be embedded: ![[image.png]] shows the image; ![[note]] doesn't embed that note.
• Tags: #tag is plain text, and there's no tag pane.

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