That’s interesting. ^[1]

subscript and superscript don’t work for me on Jerboa

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!<

E_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

Edit: The Canada@lemmy.ca link don’t work. What is the proper way to link to a community in lemmy?

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

This is the real shit right here.

The only user in this thread who understood the assignment

/c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

!asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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

@VonReposti

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.

It works.

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

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

This syntax does NOT convert to a link:

• @user@example.com
• /u/user
• /c/community@domain
• !community