Hello, The structured meta data block is (simplified) YAML [1] e.g:
id: http://therecord.co/chris-parrish title: Special #1 - Chris Parrish url: http://therecord.co/chris-parrish summary: Brent interviews Chris Parrish, co-host of The Record and one-half of Aged & Distilled. published: 2014-05-09T14:04:00-07:00 attachments: - url: http://therecord.co/downloads/The-Record-sp1e1-ChrisParrish.m4a mime_type: audio/x-m4a size_in_bytes: 89970236, duration_in_seconds: 6629 As an alternative you can use "classic" JSON or newer human versions (e.g. SON - Simple Object Notation, JSON5 or HJSON, for example). If you use JSON than the begin / next / end marker change e.g.: |>>> becomes |{ </> becomes }/{ <<<| becomes }| Cheers. [1] Good point- I know JSON is a subset of YAML and JSON is YAML but YAML is not JSON etc. PS: In difference to the new YAML Feed format - Feed.TXT looks like a joke too ;-) It's easy it can't be true but it's for real e.g. all content blocks use plain text with markdown formatting conventions ;-) No more need to clean the HTML for cross-site scripting etc. _______________________________________________ Markdown-Discuss mailing list Markdown-Discuss@six.pairlist.net https://pairlist6.pair.net/mailman/listinfo/markdown-discuss
