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    While not hinted otherwise: <html></html> source <b>goes</b> "here".
    ```
    
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    while (not (a > 0)) {
        alert("JavaScript code <b>goes</b> here.");
    }
    ```
    
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Test—will this render? Typed in visual editor.

"Quote," quoth the quoted.

<sub>Small text, chapter 4: "Fancy quote formatting" (2008–2022)</sub>

2

Testing spoilers and code fences:

none ! code block ! Text block none ! code block ! Text block

Hmm...

none ! code block !
Text block
none ! code block !
Text block

none code block
Text block asd asd
Text block

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The following text is from answer to: "How to indent a few lines in Markdown markup?" by AgainPsychoX. It is under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

This is normal text.


This gets indented, without enumeration nor dots.

Multiple levels seems to be possible?

Yes, but syntax gets messy, unless you write it single line :)
2

Testing something with new editor and its ability to convert local links to question titles.

Some links which should get converted to question titles:


Highlighting:

print('test')
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2

Testing server-side rendering of NBSP in inline code:

" ".join(map(shlex.quote, sys.argv))

2

Text Fragment Linking

test1 [text](link)

test2 [text][ref]

test3: https://example.com/#:~:text=illustrative%20examples

test4: https://example.com/#:~:text=illustrative%20examples

test5 <a href="">...</a> works

<a href="https://example.com/#:%7E:text=illustrative%20examples">
<a href="https://example.com/#:%7E:text=illustrative%20examples">
<a href="https://example.com/#:%7E:text=illustrative%20examples">
<a href="https://example.com/#:%7E:text=illustrative%20examples">
<a href="https://example.com/#:~:text=illustrative%20examples">

Using all allowed URL Code points

https://url.spec.whatwg.org/#url-code-points

test1

test2

test3: https://example.com/!$'()*+./:;=?@_~&,-

test4: https://example.com/!$'()*+./:;=?@_~&,-

test5

<a href="https://example.com/#!$%27()*+./:;=?@_%7E&amp;,-">
<a href="https://example.com/#!$%27()*+./:;=?@_%7E&amp;,-">
<a href="https://example.com/#!$%27()*+./:;=?@_%7E&amp;,-">
<a href="https://example.com/#!$%27()*+./:;=?@_%7E&amp;,-">
<a href="https://example.com/#!$%27()*+./:;=?@_~&amp;,-">

  • ~ : percent-encoded, unless <a> element used.
  • ' : percent-encoded always
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text match regex replaced
`` .* foo
a .* foofoo
ab .* foofoo
^.*$ foo
a ^.*$ foo
ab ^.*$ foo
2

Tabs being converted to spaces

In code fences:

    this is a test
    this is a test
    this is a test

In a <pre><code> block:

 this is a test
    this is a test
    this is a test

In a <pre><code> block using HTML entities:

	this is a test
	this is a test
	this is a test
2

This is a test image:

enter image description here

2

HTML stuff (markup) in a Markdown table:

syntax /
     example
explanation / comment
thing1:thing2 Greek letters:
  • alpha,
  • beta, and
  • gamma (γ).
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this is a test of embedding links into block quotes

2

Test wrong formatting from new editor:

Single line

`

const hello = "world";

`

Multi line

`

const hello = "world";

const foo = 42;

console.log(hello, foo);

`

Single line more backticks

`

const hello = "world";

`

Multi line more backticks

`

const hello = "world";

const foo = 42;

console.log(hello, foo);

`

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Table | Foo | Bar | Baz | | --- | --- | --- | | 123 | 456 | 789 |

Fullwidth symbol and URL:https://example.com/

The rendering of the preview during editing and the actual rendering are different.

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Posting an answer so that I can test stuff with comments

Editing so that other reviewers don't have to waste their time on a formatting sandbox answer (editing from the review queue marks the review item as completed).

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    • Is this an actual request to delete this?
      – Joachim
      Mar 18 at 9:10
    • 1
      @Joachim Thanks. I used "delete", not to delete the the post but delete the answer body.... I assumed that some html tags should not caused problems but I was wrong. By the other hand, the problem is now solved... the post might be deleted or archived now.
      – Rubén
      Mar 18 at 15:32
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    This answer is to test some more complex link and image Markdown syntax.

    The image used is:

    The original intent for this answer was to verify some more complex link and image Markdown to make sure that a couple of userscripts were parsing it correctly. However, in the process of creating these, I encountered a bug in at least the SE post preview parsing of the Markdown. I don't know until saving this if there are issues in the backend processing.

    Bug identified (only SE post preview; works in post rendered in the backend: i.e. once it's saved):

    No support for multi-line tooltips

    Simple examples: working demo on CommonMark site
    More complex examples
    multi-line text + image + multi-line text with multi-line tooltips (inner and outer) working demo on CommonMark site; not working in SE post edit preview
    multi-line text + image + multi-line text with tooltips (inner and outer, both multi-line); working demo on CommonMark site; not working in SE post edit preview

    Links:

    named/numbered: [link text][ref] format

    "normal"
    • Icojam-Weathy-24-tornado.png
    image with tooltips (inner and outer)
    • Icojam-Weathy-24-tornado.png
    text + image with tooltips (inner and outer)
    text + image + text with tooltips (inner and outer)
    multi-line text + image with tooltips (inner and outer)
    multi-line text + image + text with tooltips (inner and outer)
    multi-line text + image + multi-line text with tooltips (inner and outer)
    multi-line text + image + multi-line text with multi-line tooltips (inner and outer) working demo on CommonMark site; not working in SE post edit preview

    [link text](URL + optional title/tooltip) syntax

    "normal", no tooltip
    • Icojam-Weathy-24-tornado.png
    link with tooltip
    image with tooltip (inner and outer)
    • Icojam-Weathy-24-tornado.png
    text + image with tooltip (inner and outer)
    text + image + text with tooltip (inner and outer)
    multi-line text + image + text with tooltips (inner and outer)
    multi-line text + image + multi-line text with tooltips (inner and outer)
    multi-line text + image + multi-line text with tooltips (inner and outer, both multi-line); working demo on CommonMark site; not working in SE post edit preview

    More variations: different delimiters

    link with tooltip (escaping the delimiter; should work in posts)

    SE Chat: More variations, different delimiters

    SE Chat doesn't require escaping the delimiter on a tooltip interior to the tooltip and will display the escape. It also doesn't support a delimiter other than ".

    link with tooltip (NOT escaping the delimiter; should not work in posts) See these in chat starting here

    The following do not, and should not, work in SE posts. They are specific to SE Chat, which uses a different Markdown parser with somewhat different and more limited syntax.

    • [title using " as delimiter](https://example.com/foo "tooltip: "tooltip: this is a title/tooltip [], with something in [brackets], (parenthesis), 'single quotes', and "double quotes" which don't use escaping; and all escaped [brackets], (parenthesis), 'single quotes', and "double quotes". Delimiter at the "end""): Works in SE chat, but the escaping for the single and double quotes is displayed in the title. The escaping of the parentheses and brackets are not displayed.
    • [title using " as delimiter; not escaping delimiters](https://example.com/foo "tooltip: "tooltip: this is a title/tooltip [], with something in [brackets], (parenthesis), 'single quotes', and "double quotes" which don't use escaping; Delimiter at the "end""): Works in SE chat, with correct display in the title/tooltip, due to not escaping any delimiters.

    Examples from CommonMark spec

    Multi-line title: Example #196 from CommonMark spec (live CommonMark demo) NOT working in post edit preview:

    foo

    2

    This is strikethrough font: abc

    This is strikethrough font: <s>abc</s>
    
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    So this is just a test of snippets. I see how it works: when you enter code, then click Results, nothing happens. You have to submit it, then it will work, then, finally, you can post your answer. Three steps instead of two. Okay. I just wish I could post all the nice little snippets I've accumulated over the years for my own use. Can't do that, because SO has lots of rules and it is easy to get banned. I know; I have. I'm very careful when I post questions, not to post them in the form of "here is a neat way to do something".

    alert('hi');
    .a {color:green;}
    <div class=a>Test</div>

    1
    2

    A new list?

    1. This.
    2. That.

    Edits. Grace period edits?

    image for testing

    1

    I’m testing hyphens ("HYPHEN MINUS") on iOS 12. Specifically, typing multiple hyphens into the edit box. Typing 2 hyphens together results in a single "EM DASH".

    Related question on the Ask Different Stack:
    How do I type a hyphen in iOS 12?

    The text in parentheses describes the resulting string after typing N hyphens.

    Below this line is a single “hyphen” (HYPHEN)

    -

    Below this are 2 hyphens (EM DASH)

    And 3 hyphens (EM DASH + HYPHEN)

    —-

    Four hyphens (EM DASH + EM DASH)

    ——

    -—

    Five hyphens (EM DASH + EM DASH + HYPHEN)

    ——-

    Long press and second character (EN DASH)

    Long press and third character (EM DASH)

    Copy/paste




    Hello -

    • (BULLET - Long press and first character)

    Saying "hyphen hyphen hyphen hyphen" results in 4 contiguous hyphens


    Saying "dash" results in an "EN DASH" and "dash dash dash dash" results in 4 x "EN DASH + SPACE" (not contiguous).

    – – – –

    1

    or so
     you claim

    0
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    Testing some formatting

    Below are some formatting tests within an answer...


    Sample blockquote info

    code block 
    

    Blue Prism

    sample code snippet

    // init webrequest
    HttpWebRequest webRequest = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(url);
    webRequest.Method = "POST";
    webRequest.Headers.Add(HttpRequestHeader.AcceptEncoding, "gzip,deflate");
    webRequest.AutomaticDecompression = DecompressionMethods.GZip | DecompressionMethods.Deflate;
    webRequest.ContentType = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded";
    webRequest.ContentLength = bytes.Length;
    
    0
    1

    Testing image links for images that really don't need an 'open in new tab' link on hover.

    [![enter image description here][1]][1]

    enter image description here

    vs
    ![enter image description here][1]

    enter image description here

    & for MM…

    ![TITLE: REPORT TITLE][2]
    [2]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/HbbYw.png

    review image

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    just testing a url with square brackets and spaces

    [http://&lsqb;IP Address here&rsqb;/service/health](http://&lsqb;IP%20Address%20here&rsqb;/service/health)

    http://[IP Address here]/service/health

    [http://&lsqb;IP Address here&rsqb;/service/health][1]
    [1]: http://&lsqb;IP%20Address%20here&rsqb;/service/health

    http://[IP Address here]/service/health

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    test post please ignore 30 characters

    test edit

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      test comment asdfasdf Oct 30, 2019 at 11:59
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      Test reply asdfasdf
      – Anonymous
      Apr 15, 2021 at 16:04
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      @Ano Test ping reply asdfasdf Apr 15, 2021 at 21:59
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    Testing. Ok.

    Does LaTeX formatting work? Let me test.

    \binom{20}{2} \cdot (\frac{1}{10})^2 \cdot (\frac{9}{10})^{18} \approx 28.518%

    Cool! It does! Ok

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    • That's some hawt stuff!
      – CJS
      Jun 3, 2020 at 1:00
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    The diff is informative; it will not apply directly because this site mangles tabs and whitespaces

    BET

    --- drivers/usb/class/cdc-acm.c~
    +++ drivers/usb/class/cdc-acm.c
    @@ -1063,7 +1063,7 @@
     }
    
     static const struct tty_port_operations acm_port_ops = {
    -   .dtr_rts = acm_port_dtr_rts,
    +   /* .dtr_rts = acm_port_dtr_rts, */
        .shutdown = acm_port_shutdown,
        .activate = acm_port_activate,
        .destruct = acm_port_destruct,
    

    ETA: nvm I'm rekt

    feel free for anyone to commandeer this answer if your rep is too low for the sandbox

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    Testing possible issues with the revision history for good measure (Thank you for enabling YouTube embedding!):

    iframe:

    Script:

    alert("Script injection protection broken")

    Video raw:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hwz7YN1AQmQ

    Video iframe:

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    This is a code fence test.

    New code
    
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