Title: MultiMarkdown Quick-Reference
Author: Terry Golubiewski
Affiliation: Golden Gate III Home Owners Association
Address: 3054 Sherwood Dr
Marion, IA 52302
Email: tjgolubi@netins.net
Web: tjgolubi.branchable.com
Date: November 19, 2011
Copyright: © 2011-2020 Terry Golubiewski, all rights reserved.
Revision: draft
Base Header Level: 1
CSS: local.css
HTML Header: ODF Header: <-- OpenDocument XML header -->
Language: english
Comment: Other "standard" meta-tags are in the MultiMarkdown docs that can be found by googling for "multimarkdown reference", or on GitHub.
It's a good idea to put two spaces at the end of each line,
so that these meta records look okay when passed through
classic markdown.

IkiWiki Meta

It's a good idea to put two spaces at the end of leach line of IkiWiki meta directives, just like for MultiMarkdown meta records.

Links

Markdown [MarkdownLinks]

• Automatic http://daringfireball.net/ or tjgolubi@netins.net
• inline link
• inline (no title)

• ref link

• Daring Fireball -- default link

• Images can be also be an ![inline image](http://www.example.com/references/image.jpg "Title") or ![ref image][ImageRef].

MultiMarkdown [MultiMarkdownLinks]

• Cross-references

  • [Links][]
  • [section describing links][Links] or
  • [MultiMarkdownLinks][]
  • [section describing MultiMarkdown links][MultiMarkdownLinks]

• Image/link references can have attributes:

  • link with attributes
  • ![image with attributes][ImageWithAttr]

• Footnotes. ¹

• Glossary. ² With special sorting, like ampersands. ³
• Bibliography. p. 42

IkiWiki

• tjgolubi or Terry Golubiewski
• http://ikiwiki.info/ or the Ikiwiki site
• optional anchor: ?LongPage or ?anchored link
• email: tjgolubi@netins.net
• images: (see ikiwiki. ?image ?an image ?image.jpg

Tables

MultiMarkdown

Tables can be quite useful for showing data in a meaningful way. As an example, here is a table comparing [MultiMarkdown vs. Crayons][].

[This is a caption with italics][MultiMarkdown vs. Crayons] | Features | MultiMarkdown | Crayons | | ----------------------------------- | :-----------: | :------: | | Melts in warm places | No | Yes | | Mistakes can be easily fixed | Yes | No | | Easy to copy documents for friends | Yes | No | | Fun at parties | No⁴ | Why not? |

|

Entries can span columns ||| | First Column | Spans last two columns || | Spans first two columns || Column3 |

| Minimum markup for maximum quality? | Yes | No |

IkiWiki

left		right
first	middle		last
a	b	c	d
this cell spans 4 columns

Table data can be pulled from files.

[[!table <span class="error">Error: cannot find file</span>]]

[[!table <span class="error">Error: cannot find file</span>]]

Fields

Field	Description
data	Values for the table
file	A file in the wiki containing the data
format	Either csv, dsv, or auto (default)
delimiter	Character used to separate fields By default, dsv uses pipe and csv uses comma
class	A CSS class for the table html element
header	row: use first data line (default) column: use first column only no: no header

Here's the same table formatted with MultiMarkdown instead.

Field	Description
data	Values for the table
file	A file in the wiki containing the data
format	Either csv, dsv, or auto (default)
delimiter	Character used to separate fields By default, dsv uses pipe and csv uses comma
class	A CSS class for the table html element
header	row: use first data line (default) column: use first column only no: no header

Math

MultiMarkdown

It's pretty easy to include mathematical equations:

\[ {e}^{i\pi }+1=0 \]

\[ {x}_{1,2}=\frac{-b\pm \sqrt{{b}^{2}-4ac}}{2a} \]

You can also include formulas within a sentence, such as \({x}^{2}+{y}^{2}=1\).