Native Funcdown Mode
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This is Funcdown natural mode. Write HTML but in function alike fashion.
Basic Examples
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*{5}
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<!DOCTYPE html>
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*{X}
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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!{HTML comment}
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<!-- HTML comment -->
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R[]
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<html>
</html>
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H[]
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<head>
</head>
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B[]
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<body>
</body>
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M(charset utf-8)|
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<meta charset="utf-8">
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hr| br|
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<hr> <br>
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~{ This is not a love song! }
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This is not a love song!
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p { This is not a love song! }
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<p> This is not a love song! </p>
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p [ ~{This is not a love song!} ]
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<p>
This is not a love song!
</p>
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ul (# mySpecialList) [
li (. myClassOne) [
p {
Attributes are wrapped within
b//() ^+ braces or `parenthesis`.
}
]
li (! Title on Hover) [
p {:>>>
HTML Text is wrapped within
b//{} ^+ braces or `curlies`.
By placing :>>> right after the beginning of {
and inverse <<<: right before the closing },
You get the super string so that You don't
need to escape closing curly brace.
Just like in this example.
<<<:}
]
li (C font-size: smaller) [
p {
HTML Text must follow preceeding
word *(tag) or C//~+ character.
}
]
]
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<ul id="mySpecialList">
<li class="myClassOne">
<p>
Attributes are wrapped within
<b>()</b> braces or `parenthesis`.
</p>
</li>
<li title="Title on Hover">
<p>
HTML Text is wrapped within
<b>{}</b> braces or `curlies`.
By placing :>>> right after the beginning of {
and inverse <<<: right before the closing },
You get the super string so that You don't
need to escape closing curly brace.
Just like in this example.
</p>
</li>
<li style="font-size: smaller">
<p>
HTML Text must follow preceeding
word *(tag) or <code>~</code> character.
</p>
</li>
</ul>
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