Beyond standard Markdown, docmd supports several GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) extensions and custom attribute syntaxes to give you total control over your content.

GFM Extensions

Task Lists

Create interactive or static checklists:

- [x] Completed task
- [ ] Incomplete task
  • Completed task
  • Incomplete task

URL and email addresses are automatically linked without extra syntax: https://docmd.io

Emojis

Use standard emoji shortcodes like :rocket: or :smile:.

I ❤️ docmd! 🚀 😄

Custom Attributes (IDs and Classes)

You can assign custom IDs and CSS classes directly to headers, images, and links using the {} syntax.

Custom IDs

Useful for deep-linking to specific sections.

## My Header {#custom-id}

Custom Classes

Assign classes to elements to apply Custom CSS.

## Styled Header {.text-center .text-red}

Turn any link into a styled button.

[Download Now](/download){.docmd-button}

Footnotes & References

Add footnotes for citations or technical deep-dives[^1]. Definitions are automatically moved to the bottom of the page.

Here is a statement needing a citation[^1].

[^1]: This is the footnote content.

Abbreviations & Definitions

Definition Lists

Term
: Definition for the term.
Term
Definition for the term.

Abbreviations

Define abbreviations globally within a page. Hovering over the word will show the full name.

*[HTML]: Hyper Text Markup Language
HTML is defined by the W3C.

HTML is defined by the W3C.

Using Definitions and Abbreviations provides high-quality semantic context to AI agents. When an AI processes your llms-full.txt, these explicit definitions help it resolve technical acronyms correctly without guessing, leading to more accurate code generation.

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