This documents the Markdown flavor supported by GitHub. It contains a basic tutorial of Markdown and examples of all the syntax editions available in GitHub.

The website takes an HTML snippet and produces a Markdown output matching the formatting like emphasis and code blocks. Small bugs exist around the ordering of elements. So is <code><em>foobar</em></code> a valid way to encode an italic code snippet, but the resulting Markdown `_foobar_` produces a code with _ literals.

The website can convert between different table formats. It supports dozens of formats like Excel, CSV, HTML tables, Markdown, arrays in many languages, or LaTeX.

The website can convert between different table formats. It supports CSV, Markdown, SQL, HTML. It is useful when embedding CSV data into Markdown or similar.

The website lets you create very customizable tables. It supports splitting and merging cells, customized lines around each cell, and coloring. The website supports LaTeX, HTML, and Markdown output.

Execute code blocks in Markdown files and test if they produce the expected outcome. This is similar to checking doctests using rustdoc.