The basics in MyST¶
The MyST forms of the specimens on reStructuredText basics, each rendered live by this page’s own Markdown parser. Constructs MyST has no spelling of, on this site, have no section here.
Inline markup¶
Inline markup
Text can be *emphasised*, **strong**, or `literal`.
A backslash keeps \*these asterisks\* as text,
and joins markup to a word: un*believ*able.
Text can be emphasised, strong, or literal.
A backslash keeps *these asterisks* as text,
and joins markup to a word: unbelievable.
Bullet and enumerated lists¶
Bullet and enumerated lists
- A bullet item.
- Another, with a nested list:
1. numbered automatically,
1. and so on.
3. An enumerated list can start at any number.
4. The next item follows on.
A bullet item.
Another, with a nested list:
numbered automatically,
and so on.
An enumerated list can start at any number.
The next item follows on.
Literal blocks¶
A literal block
The configuration reads:
```
[parse]
extensions = ["sphinx.ext.todo"]
```
The configuration reads:
[parse]
extensions = ["sphinx.ext.todo"]
Line blocks¶
Line blocks
```{line-block}
The `line-block` directive
keeps these *two* lines apart.
```
line-block directiveBlock quotes¶
Block quotes
```{epigraph}
A quote that opens a section.
```
```{pull-quote}
Every specimen on this page is rendered from the source above it.
```
```{highlights}
Use a directive for a quote, never bare indentation.
```
> A Markdown block quote is a line starting with `>`.
A quote that opens a section.
Every specimen on this page is rendered from the source above it.
Use a directive for a quote, never bare indentation.
A Markdown block quote is a line starting with
>.
Comments¶
A comment
Only this paragraph is rendered.