1# markdown
2
3sublimated renders markdown files when you browse them on the web. push `.md` files via git and they're displayed with full formatting.
3sublimated renders `.md` files when you browse them on the web. push via git, view with full formatting.
4
5## what's supported
6
7standard markdown plus GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) — bold, italic, headings, links, images, lists, tables, task lists, code blocks, blockquotes, strikethrough, autolinks.
8
9on top of that, sublimated adds:
10- frontmatter — YAML metadata at the top of files
11- wikilinks — link between files with `[[page]]`
12- citations — reference .bib entries with `[@key]`
13- content blocks — embed other files inline
14- block IDs — anchor to specific blocks with `^id`
15- raw HTML passthrough
16
17see [syntax](syntax.md) for the complete reference with examples.
18
19## editor compatibility
20
21sublimated works with markdown editors you already use:
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23- [Obsidian](obsidian.md) — wikilinks, embeds, block IDs, frontmatter
24- [iA Writer](ia-writer.md) — content blocks, frontmatter
25- any editor that writes standard markdown or GFM
26
27## reference
28
29- [syntax](syntax.md) — complete syntax reference
30- [demo](demo.md) — a live example file you can push to your space
5- [syntax](syntax.md) — complete syntax reference (GFM, tables, task lists, code blocks, etc)
6- [obsidian](obsidian.md) — wikilinks, embeds, block IDs, frontmatter
7- [ia-writer](ia-writer.md) — content blocks, metadata, frontmatter
8- [demo](demo.md) — example file with every feature, push it to see it rendered