Article Markdown

Check out the markdown/styling used in the Article Editor

Title, Subtitle, Headers

Example Header

Example Subheader

Use the following characters to declare titles and headers

! Article Markdown
!! Check out the markdown/styling used in the Article Editor
# Title, Subtitle, Headers
## Example Header
### Example Subheader

Text Blocks

Just normal text

Beneath a sky painted in fading gold, whispers of forgotten stories danced through the tall grass, weaving memories into the breeze. Shadows stretched like fingers across the earth, and somewhere in the distance, a bell rang for no one, echoing through the stillness like a question never answered.

A HTSL code block

if and (stat kills > 10) {
  chat "Kills > 10"
} else {
  chat "Kills aren't > 10"
}

Blocks in Markdown:

§
Beneath a sky painted in fading gold, whispers of forgotten stories danced through the tall grass, weaving memories into the breeze. Shadows stretched like fingers across the earth, and somewhere in the distance, a bell rang for no one, echoing through the stillness like a question never answered.
§

`
if and (stat kills > 10) {
  chat "Kills > 10"
} else {
  chat "Kills aren't > 10"
}
`

Lists

List Structure

List points can be declared using -{flag} {content}. The flag describes what kind of counting the list points will use. Consecutive list points (every consecutive line that starts with -{flag} ) will be merged into a List.

This is a list point

This is a list point with a special flag

Another list point

This one has a letter!

The flag can be one of the following:

Flag

Action

Limit

No Flag

Normal counting (1, 2, 3...)

No Limit

Lowercase Roman Numerals ( i ii iii iv )

Maximmum of 3999 points

Uppercase Roman Numberals ( I II III IV )

Lowercase Letters (a, b, c...)

Maximum of 26 points

Uppercase Letters (A, B, C...)

Unordered point (with dot)

No Limit

Lists in Markdown

- This is a list point
-r This is a list point with a special flag
-R Another list point
-a This one has a letter!

Escaping Symbols

Any symbol can be escaped using \ (backslash), which negates the effect of the symbol.

Tables

Table Structure

A Markdown Table consists of a Row of Title Cells and normal Cells. The Title Cells have a highlighted content and define the default widths of all cells below them. All cells in the first row of a table are automatically title cells. Rows can be separated using a new line while Cells are separated using |. The default cell width can be assigned using {number} in the content of a title cell.

Title Cell 1

Title Cell 2

Title Cell 3

Vertically Merged Cell

Horizontally merged Cell

Cell

Tables in Markdown

To create a Table in Markdown, use the <table> </table> element. Here's the table above in markdown:

<table>

{1} Title Cell 1       | {2} Title Cell 2         | {1} Title Cell 3
Vertically Merged Cell | Horizontally merged Cell | <
^                      | Cell                     | Cell

</table>

Note: The symbols don't have to be aligned

Other Elements

An external Link (in this case in a header)

## An [external Link](https://google.com) (in this case inside of a header)

Linking to another Article

When linking to another article link only the "location" (eg. the location of https://cookieCrood.github.io/html/Home/Introduction.html is "/html/Home/Introduction.html")

## Linking to another [Article](/html/Home/Introduction.html)

Styling

bold and italic

**bold** and *italic*

color spans

<color red>color</color> <color lime>spans</color>

Note: Any valid HTML color works with the <color></color> element (e.g red #AAFF90 #992)

Interactive Displays

Item Displays

Item displays can display a set texture and show a customizable tooltip when hovered. The Tooltip content supports all kind of Styling except for Obfuscated (&k). The texture can be set to anything, preferably a transparent image. Tooltip content is scrollable.

Housing &9Docs This is &b&lcool &cS&6t&ey&al&9i&dn&cg

<display texture="https://assets.mcasset.cloud/1.21.8/assets/minecraft/textures/item/book.png">
&9Housing Docs
This is cool
&cS&6t&ey&al&9i&5n&cg
</display>

Menus

Menus are a collection of Item Displays of variable size. They allow to easily create interactive interfaces.

In markdown menus have 3 sections:

The Head <menu 3x3> with the size declaration.
The Texture Declarations name:source (Note: The source must be a link to a renderable image)

And the Slot assignments which contain a @location (@default to adress every Slot that doesn't have defined data, and @(x|y) to adress a Slot at specific coordinates starting from 0, so the top-left Slot is (0|0)), a (texture) (one of the declared textures) and { styled hover content } (same styling as found in Item Displays). Finally the menu is closed using </menu>

<menu 3x3>
red:https://assets.mcasset.cloud/1.21.8/assets/minecraft/textures/item/red_dye.png
orange:https://assets.mcasset.cloud/1.21.8/assets/minecraft/textures/item/orange_dye.png
yellow:https://assets.mcasset.cloud/1.21.8/assets/minecraft/textures/item/yellow_dye.png
lime:https://assets.mcasset.cloud/1.21.8/assets/minecraft/textures/item/lime_dye.png
black:https://assets.mcasset.cloud/1.21.8/assets/minecraft/textures/item/black_dye.png

@default (black) {&8black}

@(0|0) (red) {&cred}
@(1|1) (orange) {&6orang}
@(2|2) (yellow) {&eyellow}
@(1|2) (lime) {&alime}

</menu>

HTML Elements

In addition to custom hDocs elements, the default HTML elements can be used too.

List of common HTML text styling elements:

<em> Emphasized </em>

<mark> Marked </mark>

<del> ~~Strikethrough~~ </del>

<ins> Underlined </ins>

<sub> _Subscript </sub>

<sup> ^Superscript </sup>