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Retype Flavored Markdown (RFM) supports custom Components, including:
Similar to a Button, the Badge component uses the same syntax as a hyperlink, but is prefixed with a
Similar to a Badge, the Button component uses the same syntax as a hyperlink, but is prefixed with a
Callout components help to highlight important messages for the reader.
Blocks of code or any preformatted text can be displayed by wrapping with triple backticks characters before and after.
A code snippet allow you to include the content of another text file or a portion of that file into a code block on another page.
The column component is used to create multiple equal width columns with a title for each column.
Retype supports adding hidden comments to your Markdown files that are not rendered in the final generated
A Container component can be used to wrap any content in a <div> container.
The embed component helps with content embedding.
Retype uses Mojee to find emoji :shortcodes: within your document and replace with actual emoji characters. 👍
A static file download component can be configured by using the !file specifier in a link.
Similar to the Emoji :shortcode: syntax, you can add icons using :icon-shortcode:, where the shortcode
The image component embeds an image in your document. You can point to image files stored within the project, or an external URL.
Retype includes broad support for creating lists of items, including unordered, ordered, and description
Retype supports rendering math formulas written according to the LaTeX grammar. Internally, Retype is powered by
Mermaid is a diagramming and charting tool that can be defined inside Markdown code blocks.
A Panel is created by surrounding a block of content with === and including a title for the Panel.
A special type of reference link can be configured by using the !ref specifier in a link.
With Retype, a Tab component is super simple to configure by surrounding a block of text with +++ and including a title for the tab.
Tables are configured using a combination of | pipe characters to separate columns and at least three
Retype makes it easy to embed YouTube videos in your documentation.