Syntax
Links
This is [a link to my website](https://gatlin.io)
This is [a reference-style link to my website][1]
[1]: https://gatlin.io
This is [a titled link](https://gatlin.io "gatlin.io").
A "titled" link is useful when converting markdown to html, as it translates to hover text. E.g., hovering over the titled link above would show the popup text "gatlin.io".
Footnotes
A footnoted[^1] sentence.[^2]
[^1]: Footnote one, inline
[^2]:
Footnote two,
which is
multi-line
How footnotes get converted to html is dependent on your conversion tool of choice. (As best I can tell, footnotes are not covered in CommonMark or GFM specs, see markdown for more.) Processing tools will usually append a new section at the end of your content and hyperlink to it via linked superscripts.