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title: "Markdown Example Page"
format: html

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This is an example page to document some of the easy formatting instructions used in Markdown. 

# Headers

## More Headers

### Even More Headers

# Line-breaks

A line-break 
is introduced by two(!) line-breaks in the source text:

Or by two trailing spaces:  
But beware, the spaces may be missed when reading the source text, which can be confusing to the reader!

# Lists

## Unordered Lists

* An Item 
* Another item
* Yet another one

## Ordered Lists{#ordered-lists}

1. First item
2. Second item

# Fonts etc.

The *different* **fonts** of a typeface ~~were already introduced~~are shown here, but there's more to markup your writing: 

* superscript^2^
* subscript~i~
* Preformatted (typewriter) text:  
  `This is a typewriter face`
* LaTeX equations
  * Inline: $\sum_{n=1}^{k} x_n^2$
  * Display:
  $$\sum_{n=1}^{k} x_n^2$$

# Tables

First Header  | Second Header   
------------- | -------------   
Content Cell  | Content Cell    
Content Cell  | Content Cell    

# Images

![This is us.](https://www.immm.hmtm-hannover.de/fileadmin/_migrated/pics/immm_foto_schiffgraben.jpg)

# Links

In-line references, e.g. [Ordered Lists](#ordered-lists), as well as links to the WWW are easy to write (and read!): Wikipedia page on [literate programming](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming).

HTML

• is a publishing system
• renders documents as
  • PDF
  • HTML
  • ODT
  • DOCX
• adds bells and whistles to Markdown

• Visual editor (for the less inclined)
• Commenting
• Include (almost) any file
• Switch between output formats as needed
• Spell-checking
• Automatic replacement of straight quotes, -- and ---