Markdown that does not appear in the reply box:
Strikethrough:
some ~~strikethrough~~ text
some strikethrough text
Horizontal Rule:
***
Table with alignment:
||X|Y|Z|
|--------|:---|:----:|---:|
|1|X1|Y1|Z1|
|2|X2|Y2|Z2|
| X | Y | Z | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | X1 | Y1 | Z1 |
| 2 | X2 | Y2 | Z2 |
Codeblock:
`**codeblock**`
`enclose in 3 backticks`
**codeblock**
enclose in 3 backticks
**codeblock**
indent with 4 spaces
**codeblock**
indent with 4 spaces
Heading 1:
heading 1
Heading 2:
## heading 2
heading 2
(Heading 3 you get when you press the H button in the reply box)
Markdown that kbin does not yet support but lemmy does:
Spoilers:
spoiler hidden or nsfw
spoilers here
:::
hidden or nsfw
spoilers here
Superscript:
some ^superscript^ text
some superscript text
None amongst kbin, lemmy and reddit support subscript as far as I can tell.
What this page looks like in kbin
What this page looks like in lemmy
More info:
https://commonmark.org/help/
https://spec.commonmark.org/dingus/
https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/users/02-media.html
https://calckey.social/mfm-cheat-sheet
And half of that doesn’t work via jerboa lol
TBF, Jerboa’s not even in alpha yet. You can’t even click links in it without crashing. But while I was using Lemmy I did find Jerboa user-friendly and have high hopes from it.
I’ve now made the swap to Kbin today and have also found the UI pretty simple to navigate (though sadly I’m not aware of any apps for it). As soon as we get some smart, tech-savvy people co-creating on apps we will be in great shape. (RIP RiF)