SGML

Note: To produce HTML from the example markdown sources, copy and paste an example source, store it into a file with the ".md" file extension, and invoke

sgmlproc <your-file.md>

where <your-file.md> is replaced by the actual file used for storing.

This demonstrates auto links of the form <http://auto.link> or
<mailto:another-auto-link> or <file://auto/link> or <https://another-one/>.

<p>This demonstrates auto links of the form <a href="http://auto.link/"><code>http://auto.link</code></a> or
<a href="mailto:another-auto-link"><code>mailto:another-auto-link</code></a> or <a href="file://auto/link"><code>file://auto/link</code></a> or <a href="https://another-one/"><code>https://another-one/</code></a>.
</p>

The paragraph contains a <someone@some.where> mail link.
Pandoc has the option to put this into a Javascript snippet
that will generate the mail link (so that it won't appear in 
plain HTML).

<p>The paragraph contains a <a href="mailto:someone@some.where"><code>someone@some.where</code></a> mail link.
Pandoc has the option to put this into a Javascript snippet
that will generate the mail link (so that it won't appear in 
plain HTML).
</p>

This demonstrates auto links with omitted scheme parts such as <://auto.link> or
<:auto/link>.

<p>This demonstrates auto links with omitted scheme parts such as <a href="//auto.link/"><code>//auto.link</code></a> or
<a href="auto/link"><code>auto/link</code></a>.
</p>