Markdown is comfortable to write and useless to a browser, so at some point it has to become HTML. This converter handles the common Markdown constructs — headings, emphasis, links, images, fenced code, tables, blockquotes, and both list types — and shows a live preview alongside the generated markup.
The core CommonMark constructs plus GitHub-style fenced code blocks and pipe tables. Footnotes, definition lists, and other extensions are not included.
Inline HTML is escaped rather than passed through, which keeps the output safe when converting text from an untrusted source.
Nearly always missing a blank line before the list, or inconsistent indentation. Markdown needs a blank line to end the preceding paragraph before a block starts.
Use more backticks on the outer fence than the inner one — four outside and three inside works reliably.
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