Apr 5, 2026 2.5 KB markdown of v35

Markdown Demo

description: A live example of everything sublimated supports
tags: [demo, markdown]

this file demonstrates all supported markdown features. push it to your space and see how it renders. see syntax for the full reference.

text formatting

this is bold, this is italic, and this is strikethrough. you can also use inline code.

standard markdown: sublimated.com

autolink: https://sublimated.com

relative link: syntax reference

wikilink: syntax

wikilink with text: the syntax reference

heading link: syntax#wikilinks

block reference: demo#demo-paragraph

lists

groceries:

  • apples

  • bread

    • sourdough

    • rye

  • milk

steps:

  1. clone the repo

  2. make changes

  3. push

task list

  • sign up

  • create a space

  • push first file

  • invite collaborators

table

featuresupported
GFM tablesyes
task listsyes
wikilinksyes
citationsyes
content blocksyes

code

inline: git push origin main

block:

def hello(name):
    return f"hello, {name}"

blockquote

the best way to predict the future is to invent it.

— Alan Kay

these use Obsidian-style syntax:

link to another page: syntax

link with custom text: syntax reference

citations

these use Pandoc-style syntax with a .bib file:

according to recent research kay1972, interactive computing changes everything.

multiple sources support this kay1972; engelbart1962.

block IDs

this paragraph can be referenced from other documents as [[^demo-paragraph]].

heading with anchor

you can link directly to this heading with [[demo#^demo-heading]].

see demo.md^demo-paragraph

footnotes

sublimated supports footnotes[1] for additional context[2].

raw HTML

click to expand

this content is hidden by default. HTML passes through directly.

custom HTML box — this should render as real HTML, not escaped text.

that's everything. see syntax for reference, citations for .bib files, obsidian and ia-writer for editor-specific details.


[1]

this is a footnote.

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[2]

footnotes appear at the bottom of the page.

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