Hmmm…
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Creating form inputs: Introducing markdown extensions for form input
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Generating plots and bargraphs, etc…
!plot( y=3x+2 ) -
Dynamically Updated Table of Contents
!TOC -
Embedding video
!youtube[ cats ] -
Metadata
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Printing page directives (e.g. splitting pages)
!pagesplit -
Generating output from a code snippet
!eval( print "hello world") -
Evaluating a maths input
!calc[ 1+1= ] -
Generating a table from remote source
!table(data.csv) -
Including external commonmark files (e.g. compiling a book or report)
!include(intro.md) -
Generating QR codes
!QRcode[google](www.google.com) -
Including the first generic clipart found:
!clipart[ cat dancing ]( optional image url ) -
Image macro generator (Very useful for sight impaired readers):
!imagemacro[Of all the front yards in all the world][The cat walks into mine](Noir Dog) -
Css overrides (block example):
!css: .underline{ text-decoration: underline; } -
Text To Speech section:
!speak[ I **stress** that you should really follow the following diagrams shown below ]{ pointToID="#diagram" } -
In a slideshow, these text is hidden from view, but is spoken out loud. Can view speech in transcription window.
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In html view, it is shown as a collated transcription under each header. Expandable as needed, with maybe a button to listen.
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In print view, it is seen as a speech box.
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This is good when writing educational material, e.g. lecturers.
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Document declaration (block directive)
!CommonMark::!CommonMark: 0.1.23-github.username.projectname
Title: Title for the top bar of any browser
Date: 32-4-2002 -
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