[Blindmath] examples of easy HTML documents from markdown.

Godfrey, Jonathan A.J.Godfrey at massey.ac.nz
Fri Sep 16 19:08:09 UTC 2016


Thank you for your feedback,

Yes, the basics of markdown are relevant to all variants of markdown.

Please note the files are all present, but that you've clicked on the link as if it would open a  webpage, whereas the instruction says to save the file. I'll change the text to be more explicit. These files have an Rmd extension and it is unlikely you'll have that linked to any software at present. Please just use Save Target as (or equivalent) and not treat it as a link.

Jonathan

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Many of the recommendations on this page also apply to Pandoc Markdown.
Note also that the link to the Markdown source file of the example currently yields a 404 error.


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