jemdoc – example page

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This is a nomenu example of the example page.

For nomenu option, the first line is

# jemdoc: nomenu, addcss{nomenu.css}

If the first line of the file starts with # jemdoc, special functions like menus will be used.

Example

Here are some text features. I could link somewhere or insert a raw link to another page like download.html. I could use monospace, too.

I could write special characters like #, $ and + by just using a backslash (\) in front of those characters. Or automatically detect an email address.

Save the file as index.jemdoc, say, and simply call jemdoc index (after downloading jemdoc, of course).

Next bit, next heading level two

Getting into level three now

Why not use a list

Or perhaps a

  1. Multilevel

    1. Numbered list

    2. Is more

  2. Useful?

Definition

lists, especially when there are many definitions

Can be useful

for explaining things

Finally, a few more blocks

This ‘section’ features “smart quotes”.

Simple block

This is a simple text block, with a title. Notice how the previous line has only one set of braces ({}).

Interactive Python listing
>>> print 'Interactive Python code.'
'Interactive Python code.'

Plain code block with no title.

You might need 2–3 different-sized dashes — they can be useful. Now we're done!