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=head1 HTML CONTENT |
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Markdown format documents are intended to be human readable without the use |
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of XML-like markup. |
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Nevertheless, html content can be included verbatim provided that the tags |
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used are limited to those of the HTML 4 specification and only those tags |
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that represent body content -- scripting tags and attributes are not allowed. |
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The final version of the HTML specification (including a DTD) can be found |
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here: |
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=item L<https://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/> |
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Note that attempts to use any of the new tags from the "HTML Living Standard" |
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will simply result in them being escaped into literal text. |
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Stick to markdown-format text or HTML 4 tags to avoid unexpected output. |
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=head1 PERL MODULE |
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Markdown can be used as a Perl module and can be "use"d like so: |
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