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Fix doc typos (#578)

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Jim Tittsler
2023-11-26 12:55:33 +01:00
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website/Markdown/Basics.md
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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Unordered lists are created by prefixing a line with `*` or `-`. For instance:
Since this tool is called SilverBullet, we prefer you to use the `*` bullet (which will even appear in _silver_ — clever huh?).
Ordered lists are created by simply putting a number follow by a period at the beginning of a line:
Ordered lists are created by simply putting a number followed by a period at the beginning of a line:
1. This is the first item
2. This is the second item
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> — Yogi Berra
# Code
For the programmers among us, there’s three ways to mark up code. If you want to write some code inline, you can use backticks: `this is code`. For long code snippets you can either use a four-space indent:
For the programmers among us, there are three ways to mark up code. If you want to write some code inline, you can use backticks: `this is code`. For long code snippets, you can either use a four-space indent:
This is code
And another line
Or (preferably) the triple-back tick notation, which also allows you to (optionally) specify a coding language:
or (preferably) the triple-back tick notation, which also allows you to (optionally) specify a coding language:
```javascript
function hello() {
website/Markdown/Code Widgets.md
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Code widgets are a SilverBullet specific “extension” to [[Markdown]]. Technically, it’s not an extension — it just gives new meaning to markdown’s native fenced code blocks — code blocks that start with a triple backtick, specifying a programming language.
Code widgets are a SilverBullet-specific “extension” to [[Markdown]]. Technically, it’s not an extension — it just gives new meaning to markdown’s native fenced code blocks — code blocks that start with a triple backtick, specifying a programming language.
Currently, SilverBullet provides two code widgets as part of its built-in [[🔌 Plugs]]:
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height: 500
```
and a Youtube video:
and a YouTube video:
```embed
url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VemS-cqAD5k
```
Note, there is specific support for youtube videos — it automatically will set width, height and replaces the URL with an embed URL.
Note, there is specific support for YouTube videos — it automatically sets the width and height, and replaces the URL with an embed URL.
The body of an `embed` block is written in [[YAML]] and supports the following attributes: