Why isn't it possible to use/import typical specified markdown code block syntax which starts with
1) 4 spaces
Normal paragraph A Code-Block which starts with 4 spaces
2) or with back-ticks
as described here https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet#code
Or do I something wrong?
We are using Confluence 6.5.1
Hi Robert,
Confluence Wiki Markup reviews what you can do with mark-up in Confluence. You can type wiki markup directly into the editor, and Confluence will convert it as you type.
Thanks,
Ann
I know the link but there is no solution!
I have my complete program documentation as ReadMe.txt files with Markup-Syntax and parts of the documentation include command lines, e.g.
cd ~/test
copy a to b
So how do I write the markup in my ReadMe files so that Confluence can auto-detect a "code block" during markup-insert?
I know I can write
{code:language=text}
cd ~/test
copy a to b
{code}
but this is not a typical readable markdown in a ReadMe file as e.g.
```
cd ~/test
copy a to b
```
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