Fedora-Flavored Markdown¶
Description¶
Text fields in Bodhi2 support an enhanced version of markdown. This is a cheat sheet for your reference.
You can do HEADERS by underlining or by prefixing with the # character:
This is an H1
=============
This is an H2
-------------
# This is another H1
## This is another H2
You can do BLOCKQUOTES using email-style prefixes with the > character:
> This is a quotation
> over many lines
> > and it can be nested(!)
LISTS work like you’d expect, by prefixing with any of the *, +,
or - characters:
Check out this list:
* This
* is
* a list...
You need a blank line between a paragraph and the start of a list for the renderer to pick up on it.
EMPHASIS can be addedd like this:
*italics*
_italics_
**bold**
__bold__
You can save your code references from being misinterpreted as emphasis by
surrounding them with backtick characters (`):
Use `the_best_function()` and _not_ that crummy one
LINKS look like this:
[text](http://getfedora.org)
…but we also support bare links if you just provide a URL.
You can create CODE BLOCKS by indenting every line of the block by at least 4 spaces or 1 tab.
Here is a code block:
for i in range(4):
print i
print("done")
You can reference BUG REPORTS by simply writing something of the form
tracker#ticketid.
This fixes PHP#1234 and Python#2345
…we will automatically generate links to the tickets in the appropriate trackers in place. The supported bug tracker prefixes are: (these are all case-insensitive)
Fedora, RHBZ and RH (all point to the Red Hat Bugzilla)
GCC
GNOME
KDE
Mozilla
PEARL
PEAR
PHP
Python
SOURCEWARE
And you can refer to OTHER USERS by prefixing their username with the
@ symbol.
Thanks @mattdm
This will generate a link to their profile, but it won’t necessarily send them a notification unless they have a special FMN rule set up to catch it.
Lastly, you can embed inline IMAGES with syntax like this:
