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Για να δω τί κάνει το QuickEdit με χαρακτήρες Unicode στη διεύθυνση του άρθρου…
A list with asterisks to know whether Markdown is activated.
* A list item
* Another list item
* A third list item
- A list item
- Another list item
- A third list item
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C90Mz4hvAzI
Next is a Flickr link enclosed in embed shortcode tags, like this:
[embed]http://www.flickr.com/photos/48652023@N00/304927946/[/embed]
Here it is:
This is a test page for the WordPress plugin WP MarkItUp!
Let’s try a bulleted list:
Automation is not perfect. For example, you cannot remove all formatting. I’m publishing.
Let’s see if there are any conflicts with Markdown Extra, which is also running now.
EDIT 2009-11-20
Trying Markdown support. This sentence is emphasized.
This line should be followed by a line break.
This line should be right after the line break
End of testing.
This is a test again. Windows Live Writer on Windows XP SP3. Let’s see how it goes. Its “Source editor” does not retain line breaks. That’s a problem if you use Markdown…
This is a post in the Cat category.
A post to test feeds for categories and subcategories. Does a category feed also include items from the category’s children?
Answer: Yes! It does!
Test-posting from Google Docs…
A second paragraph, to republish…
