SGML

Markdown Short Link Examples

Example Index

short-link0: Pandoc-style short link example

short-link1: Using short link syntax when the link target isn't defined

short-link2: Alternate pandoc-style short link syntax

short-link2: Using alternate short link syntax when the link target isn't defined

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.

short-link0

This demonstrates [pandoc-style-shortlinks], where the link text is
omitted.

[pandoc-style-shortlinks]: http://bla.bla
  "Pandoc-style short links"

Rendered HTML

<p>This demonstrates <a href="http://bla.bla/" title="Pandoc-style short links">pandoc-style-shortlinks</a>, where the link text is
omitted.
</p>

short-link1

This demonstrates [pandoc-style-shortlinks], where, like in short-link0.txt,
 the link doesn't contain a link title, but isn't defined later on.

Rendered HTML

<p>This demonstrates [pandoc-style-shortlinks], where, like in short-link0.txt,
 the link doesn't contain a link title, but isn't defined later on.
</p>

short-link2

This demonstrates [not-so-shortlinks][], where the link id is
present but empty.

[not-so-shortlinks]: http://bla.bla
  "Pandoc-style short links"

Rendered HTML

<p>This demonstrates <a href="http://bla.bla/" title="Pandoc-style short links">not-so-shortlinks</a>, where the link id is
present but empty.
</p>

short-link2

This demonstrates [not-so-shortlinks][], where the link id is
present but empty.

[not-so-shortlinks]: http://bla.bla
  "Pandoc-style short links"

Rendered HTML

<p>This demonstrates <a href="http://bla.bla/" title="Pandoc-style short links">not-so-shortlinks</a>, where the link id is
present but empty.
</p>