March 2018
Beginner to intermediate
410 pages
10h 40m
English
Code in Markdown can either be in-lined in text by embedding it between back-ticks ` and `, or placed in a separate block whose first and last rows begin with three back-ticks ```, where the first can be suffixed by the name of the language used by the code. Visualization of such block-level code can be customized by specific code content handlers. The default behavior is to present the code verbatim, adding syntax highlights represented by the language if provided. But if there exists a class in the system implementing the ICodeContent interface defined in Waher.Content.Markdown.Model, which recognizes the language provided, the presentation of such code can be completely customized.
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