StaticPHP has support for Markdown files. It will treat a file as markdown if it has the .md file extension.
You may want to use Markdown when you are writing an article of some sort where you only require simple text formatting without having to worry about HTML or PHP.
The most used Markdown features should be supported, but if you have any specific needs, you may need to wait for this to be added in the future.
Simple lines of text forming sentenses or paragraphs can be written on their own. Linebreaks are supported too.
The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.
The quick brown fox
jumped over the lazy dog.
StaticPHP supports all six headings in Markdown.
# Heading 1
## Heading 2
### Heading 3
#### Heading 4
##### Heading 5
###### Heading 6
You can format your text as bold, italic, and strikethrough.
**bold** or __bold__
*italic* or _italic_
~~strikethrough~~
Linking to other resources can be done too.
[Link Text](http://hostname.tld/resource)
You can also add a title to the hyperlink.
[Link Text](http://hostname.tld/resource "Title Text")
Adding images is very similar to hyperlinks.
With a title.
You can write lines of code inline by surrounding the content with single backticks. `
And you can write multiline codeblocks using three backticks on the start and end lines. You can optionally supply a name after the opening backticks.
StaticPHP has MetaData support for Markdown files. Refer to the MetaData documentation for more.
There is currently no functional blocks support for Markdown files. This is planned and will likely be added in the future.
Functional blocks can still be used with other files. Refer to the Functional Blocks documentation for more.