Hello,
markdown!Hello multi-line code:
def myfunc(i):
return i + 1And an image:
You can use any sane named argument that you want:
Hello my \b[bold text]!
And here a sane quote:
\Q[Hello world!]
{description=My nice quote. This is also markdown: [link to example](http://example.com) site.}which renders as:
Hello my bold text!And here a sane quote:Quote My nice quote. This is also markdown: link to example site.Hello world!
And you can add OurBigBook arguments to shortcut Markup syntax:

{description=OurBigBook logo with a description!}which renders as:
Figure 1. OurBigBook logo with a description!
Analogous to Obsidian, generates internal cross references:
Hello my [[OurBigBook]]!
I like [[headers]].
And here with custom text [[header|fancy headers]].which renders as:
Hello my OurBigBook!I like headers.And here with custom text fancy headers.
