Python
Starting with Pelican
Starting with Pelican, I began a new attempt at writing consistently. As the old line goes, 'The ancients spared no effort in learning; what is achieved in youth is only completed in old age. What comes from books alone always feels shallow; true understanding requires practice.' In this post, we try out how common Markdown syntax is rendered in Pelican.
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Beginning
Let the whole journey begin with Pelican.
Steps
The level-two heading does not seem very clear.
1. First
- An unordered list
- An ordered list nested under an unordered item
- This is a problem
- This is not a problem
2. Then
This is a quote
This is still a quote
This is bold text, which does not really look more advanced than italic text unless it is both bold and italic.
3. Finally
Here comes a table:
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Xavier | God! |
This is a piece of code: code.
This is a code block:
# 进入项目文件夹
cd ~/leitbild.cnAnd here is a referenced image:
