After further investigation, I see that _underscore_ is not rendered
into html, however *asterisks* are.
On the other hand, block quotes are rendered into html so this is
probably a style-sheet problem because block quotes don't look any
different than normal paragraphs.
-Ted
On 07/17/2013 03:00 PM, Ted Ross wrote:
I'm working on some content for the new website. It's very easy to
work with by the way.
I have a question about the markdown directives. It seems that some
of the directives I want to use are simply ignored during the render
process. For example, I tried to use the _underscore_ method of
emphasis, but the rendered output simply copied the underscores and
didn't make any change to the font. Ditto the __double underscore__.
I also tried to use a block-quote but found that the ">" symbols were
simply absorbed with no other effect on my text paragraph.
Am I doing something wrong or is there a set of unsupported directives?
Thanks,
-Ted
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