;} https://example.com ;.
<https://example.com>
<a href="https://example.com">https://example.com</a>
;] visit example ;. ;} https://example.com ;.
the text comes first, then the url. both closed with ;.
[visit example](https://example.com)
<a href="https://example.com">visit example</a>
;{ alt text ;. ;} /img/photo.jpg ;.
alt text first, then the url. same pattern as linked text but with ;{ instead of ;]
<img src="/img/photo.jpg" alt="alt text">
all link types work inline within plain text and lists:
check out the marktxt repo for more.
check out ;] the marktxt repo ;. ;} https://github.com/digiopsys/marktxt ;. for more.
;- ;] guide index ;. ;} /guide ;. — all guides ;.
;- ;] home page ;. ;} / ;. — back to start ;.
markdown uses [text](url) — brackets and parentheses that clash with
code syntax, math notation, and shell subshells.
marktxt uses ;] text url ;. — the same semicolon pattern as everything else.
one trigger character for all operators. consistent and unambiguous.