Markdown Syntax

$ a * b = c ^ b $

$ 2^{\frac{n-1}{3}} $

$ \int_a^b f(x)\,dx. $

pie title Pets adopted by volunteers
  "Dogs" : 386
  "Cats" : 85
  "Rats" : 35

Stage	Direct Products	ATP Yields
Glycolysis	2 ATP
^^	2 NADH	3–5 ATP
Pyruvaye oxidation	2 NADH	5 ATP
Citric acid cycle	2 ATP
^^	6 NADH	15 ATP
^^	2 FADH	3 ATP
30–32 ATP

: Easy Multiline :
Apple	Banana	Orange \
Apple	Banana	Orange \
Apple	Banana	Orange
Apple	Banana	Orange \
Apple	Banana	Orange
Apple	Banana	Orange

♜		♝	♛	♚	♝	♞	♜
	♟	♟	♟		♟	♟	♟
♟		♞
	♗			♟
				♙
					♘
♙	♙	♙	♙		♙	♙	♙
♖	♘	♗	♕	♔			♖

: Fruits || Food :
Apple	: Apple :	Apple \
Banana	Banana	Banana \
Orange	Orange	Orange
: Rowspan is 4 :		How’s it?
^^ A. Peach		1. Fine :
^^ B. Orange		^^ 2. Bad
^^ C. Banana		It’s OK!

: MathJax || Image :
Apple	: Apple :	Apple \
Banana	Banana	Banana \
Orange	Orange	Orange
: Rowspan is 4 :		: How’s it? :
^^ A. Peach		1.
^^ B. Orange		^^ 2. $I = \int \rho R^{2} dV$
^^ C. Banana		It’s OK!

: Here’s an Inline Attribute Lists example :
: :	: <div style="color: red;"> < Normal HTML Block > </div> :
^^	Red {: .cls style=”background: orange” }
^^ IALs	Green {: #id style=”background: green; color: white” }
^^	Blue {: style=”background: blue; color: white” }
^^	Black {: color-style text-style }

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