It works.

That’s interesting. ^[1]

This is the real shit right here.

subscript and superscript don’t work for me on Jerboa

Testing some code syntax highlighting (may or may not work depending on UI being used):

fn blah(a: u32) -> Result {
  Ok(a*2)
}

function blah(a) {
  return a*2;
}

Nested (more backticks on our fence nest lesser backticks inside):

```
Example nested
```

Nor in liftoff 10.9 on iOS

I’m on the beta version and here are the issues that I notice. The first horizontal line make the text bold instead of making a line. I think that you cannot “close” a subscript or a superscript. I find the copy block button a bit too large. I think that you used the wrong spoiler tag.

Here below my test on the beta version:

!This is a spoil!<

~x = x^2

Any way, I give my energy to the sync developer and testers ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

I am not yet subscribed in the Canada community in lemmy.ca, but I should not.

You miss 100% of the shots that you don’t take

The only user in this thread who understood the assignment

/c/[email protected]

[email protected]

For some reason, spoiler tags don’t work on my end. I use Connect.

@VonReposti

it works in thunder just fine

Wow, this rendered as a gif on my client (Connect). Did you just write it as an emoji?

That makes me realize that a “view raw” or “view code” button would be awesome.

This syntax automatically converted to a link on the web that will open on a users home instance:

• /c/[email protected] will link to (myinstance.com/c/community@domain.tld)
• [email protected] will link to (myinstance.com/c/community@example.com)
• /m/[email protected] syntax used by kbin (for magazines). Will link to (myinstance.com/c/community@domain.tld)
• /u/[email protected] will link to user (myinstance.com/c/community@domain.tld)

This syntax does NOT convert to a link:

• @[email protected]
• /u/user
• /c/community@domain
• !community