Is it really distraction free?

Is it true that MarkDown works in WriteFreely exactly as explained in documentation? Let's try.

Headers

This is the biggest header (h1)

This is still a big header (h2)

This is a smaller header (h3)

This is the smallest header you can make (h6)

Emphasis

This is italic This is italic, too

This is bold This is bold, too

Here's some emphatic text.

Lists

• Hello
• Goodbye
  • Ciao
  • Au revoir
  • Auf Wiedersehen
  • Arrivederci

Numbered

1. First, this
2. Then that

3. Lastly, this

4. First this

5. Then a second thing

6. Finally a third thing

7. And so on

Images

Links

https://writefreely.org A user guide Contact me

Quotes

Wherever you go, there you are.

Inline Code

Download the command-line client and run ./writeas new

Syntax-highlighted Code Blocks

package main



import “fmt”


func main() {
    fmt.Println(“Hello, world”)
}

Conclusions

Generally it works. Strange beahaviour on numbered list, where line spacing appears weird. Syntax-highlighted Code Blocks doesn't work at all. There's a typo on the documentation; fixing the syntax, even Code Block works. ...and strikethrough works, event though it isn't documented.

So, it is really good, but it could be better perfect. :–)