Examples of all the block & escaping possibilities, with a markdown syntax and 
html syntax within each.

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    ::text
    indented text [#6822] <b>bold</b>

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~~~~
::text
fenced with tildes [#6822] <b>bold</b>
~~~~

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<pre>
this is pre [#6822] <b>bold</b>
</pre>

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<code>
this is code [#6822] <b>bold</b>
</code>

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<div>
this is a div [#6822] <b>bold</b>
</div>

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this is <pre>an inline pre [#6822] <b>bold</b> </pre>  foobar

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this is `inline backticks [#6822] <b>bold</b>` foo


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** [tickets:#6822] Option to bypass or escape markdown**

**Status:** open
**Created:** Thu Oct 31, 2013 08:41 PM UTC by Dave Brondsema
**Last Updated:** Thu Oct 31, 2013 08:41 PM UTC
**Owner:** nobody

All textareas take markdown input, but if you don't realize that and just type 
or paste something (e.g. code sample, log file) then certain chars may convert 
into markdown syntax and not render as actually intended.

A checkbox near preview & formatting help buttons could be added.  (Maybe 
expand to a full toolbar to help with syntax some day).  Changing the data 
storage for every artifact and the render calls for every artifact is a lot of 
work and makes the whole system a bit more complex.  If we can use markdown 
syntax to escape the whole content of the entry, that could work out pretty 
well I think.

Requested via [forge:feature-requests:#134] and [forge:site-support:#3470]


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