Markright

Markright is a markdown-like language by User:Hammy

Formatting

Basics

To bold text, you do $text$.

Example:

$Big and bold.$

displays as:

Big and bold.

To make text italic, do *text*

Example:

*To the side!*

displays as:

To the side!

¬text¬ disables markdown features, like <nowiki>text</nowiki> using wikitext.

References

`text` is a reference. Named references can be made with `text¦refname`.

Example:

`Hello!` Click that.

displays as:

Click that.

Lists

NUM~ something is a numeric thingy.

~ something is a bullet point.

Example:

Reasons why esolangs are cool.
~ They are esoteric
NUM~ They are programming languages
~~ They are $cool$ programming languages

displays as:

Reasons why esolangs are cool.

• They are esoteric

1. They are programming languages

• They are cool programming languages

Tables

A table can be made like this:

[/ class="mright.table"
+--------------------------------+
| Caption here                   |
+--------------------------------+
| Hello | world!                 |
+--------------------------------+
| Eggs | Bacon                   |
+--------------------------------+
| Pancake | American Breakfast!  |
+--------------------------------+
\]

And this displays as:

Caption here

Hello	world!
Eggs	Bacon
Pancake	American Breakfast!

Others

_underline_

__strikethrough__

£ Heading 2

££ Heading 3

£££ Heading 4

Examples

Unfortunately, as this is a markdown language like HTML and not a programming language like Javascript, you can't really code in this. But I guess you could make a table with commands of a certain esolang that people keep on copying, that's close to Turing-completeness, right?