• single quotes around a phrase place emphasis

• astericks around a phrase make the text bold

• double astericks around one or more letters in a word make those letters bold

• double underscore around a substring in a word emphasize that substring

• use carrots around characters to make them ^superscript

• use tildes around characters to make them _subscript

• to pass through HTML directly, surround the text with triple plus

• characters can be escaped using a \

  • for instance, you can escape a quote inside emphasized text like Here's Johnny!

• you can safely use reserved XML characters like <, > and &, which are escaped when rendering

• force a space between inline elements using the {sp} attribute

• hold text together with an intrinsic non-breaking space attribute, {nbsp}

• handle words with unicode characters like in the name Gregory Romé

• claim your copyright ©, registered trademark ® or trademark ™

You can write text with inline links, optionally using an explicit link prefix. In either case, the link can have a query string.

If you want to break a line
just end it in a + sign
and continue typing on the next line.

Lists Upon Lists

• this list

• should join

• to have

• four items

I swear I left it in Guy's car. Let's go look for it.

This should be a standalone paragraph, not grabbed by the definition list.

• first level written on two lines

• first level

  with this literal text

  • second level

    • third level

      • fourth level

• back to
  first level
  

Let’s make a horizontal rule…​

then take a break.

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