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MKD2HTML (1) General Commands Manual MKD2HTML (1)

NAME

mkd2html — convert a markdown document into (X)HTML

SYNOPSIS

mkd2html [ -dHhmnx ] [ file ]

DESCRIPTION

mkd2html utility reads file and generates (X)HTML input from markdown source. If unspecified, file is taken to be standard input.

By default, mkd2html implies -H and -m options.

The options are as follows:

-d , --discount

enable Discount extensions:

image size specification, by appending "=(width)x(height)" to the link

pseudo-protocols in links:

abbr:description for <abbr title="description">...</abbr>

class:name for <span class="name">...</span>

id:name for <span id="name">...</span>

raw:text for verbatim unprocessed text inclusion

class blocks: blockquotes beginning with %class% will be rendered as a div of the given class(es)

and PHP-Markdown-like tables.

-H , --html

output HTML (self-closing tags like: <br>).

-h , --help

display help text.

-m , --markdown

disable all extensions and use strict markdown syntax.

-n , --natext

enable Discount extensions and Natasha’s own extensions:

id attribute for headers, using the syntax id#Header text

class attribute for paragraphs, by putting class name(s) between parenthesis at the very beginning of the paragraph

<ins> and <del> spans, using respectively ++ and -- as delimiters (with emphasis-like restrictions, i.e. an opening delimiter cannot be followed by a whitespace, and a closing delimiter cannot be preceded by a whitespace)

plain <span> without attribute, using emphasis-like delimiter |

-x , --xhtml

output XHTML (self-closing tags like: <br />).

EXIT STATUS

The mkd2html utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

SEE ALSO

mkd2latex (1), mkd2man (1)

AUTHORS

mkd2html was written by Natasha "

Kerensikova " Porte < natacha@instinctive.eu >. Manual page was originally written by Massimo Manghi < mxmanghi@apache.org >, and rewritten to mdoc format by Svyatoslav Mishyn < juef@openmailbox.org >. Debian March 1, 2016 MKD2HTML (1)