# FICTIONUP MARKDOWN EXAMPLE

Vadim Druzhin

The example of prepared for conversion to FB2 markdown file.

Let's make this annotation more fancy by adding markdown to it.

## FICTIONUP MARKDOWN EXAMPLE


## Chapter 1. Text formatting

Here goes regular text. This text will be emphasised (italic). And this text will be more emphasised (bold). And this will be even more emphasised (bold italic). This text will be struck through (if your FB2 viewer supports this feature).

This text will be accompanied bysuperscript (upper index). And this will be *inline* code span. Followed by another regular text.


## Chapter 2. Special paragraph types

### 2.1. Unordered list

Unordered list may look like this:

• First item

• Second item

• Third item

Or like this:

• First item

• Second item

• Third item


### 2.2. Ordered list

Ordered list will be like that:

1. First item

2. Second item

3. Third item

In fact, item numbers does not matter:

1. First item

2. Second item

3. Third item


### 2.3. Citation

Citation may be extended across several paragraphs:

> Some very important things that was said. By some very important person.

> And this things also may have different formatting.


### 2.4. Preforamted code

Code block will look like this:

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
    {
    printf("*Hello* **world!**\n");
    }


### 2.5. Tables

Not all FB2 viewers support tables, so this text may look as a nice table or not.

First column (left aligned) | Second column (centered) | Third column (right aligned)
Some | rows | of text
And | some | more


## Chapter 3. Delimiters

Paragraphs in document may be delimited by some sort of horizontal ruler. Like this:

* * *

Or this:

* * *

Or this:

* * *

Also paragraph containing just one '\' symbol will produce empty line.


Like above this one.


## Chapter 4. Links and images

Document may contain hyperlinks: cdslow.org.ru.

And images: .

Some text may be followed by in depth explanation[1].

* * *

The End

1

In form of footnotes.