as opposed to regular or rather GitHub-flavoured Markdown:
multiple lines for list items must end with one or more spaces on the previous line (this is normal?), linebreaks within lists behave a bit different than regular Markdown
- this flavour currently lacks support of
definitions
multiline code within lists
footnotes
list types changing on nested ordered lists
- syntax highlighting
- emojis
- forgiving indentation handling within lists, here you should be accurate; also lists don't accept blank lines without indentation regarding paragraphs
- block sizes (lists, code, blockquote, etc.) longer than 8k characters may fail and impact further processing on php. you can split them though if applicable. this may be considered visually uncritical. ECMAScript is unaffected.
due to the intended capability of turning scripts into links like [test](javascript:fn()) there may be the need to escape a bit more as in (this is an example: [test](javascript:fn())\)
as opposed to regular or rather GitHub-flavoured Markdown:
multiple lines for list items must end with one or more spaces on the previous line(this is normal?),linebreaks within lists behave a bit different than regular Markdowndefinitionsmultiline code within listsfootnoteslist types changing on nested ordered listsdue to the intended capability of turning scripts into links like
[test](javascript:fn())there may be the need to escape a bit more as in(this is an example: [test](javascript:fn())\)