Markdown features
Zeku’s live preview renders standard markdown and a set of popular extensions. What your site renders depends on its Markdown settings, so check the table below before you rely on an extension.
Standard markdown
Section titled “Standard markdown”These render on every Astro site:
- Headings, paragraphs, bold, italic,
inline code, andstrikethrough - Links and images
- Ordered, unordered, and task lists
- Block quotes and horizontal rules
- Tables
- Fenced code blocks, highlighted by language
- Footnotes
- Raw HTML, including forms
Extensions
Section titled “Extensions”| Feature | Write it as | Needs on your site |
|---|---|---|
| Callouts | > [!note] on a quote’s first line |
A callout plugin, or a theme that has one |
| Admonitions | :::note … ::: |
Starlight, or directive support |
| Math | $x^2$ inline, $$ for a block |
Math support, such as KaTeX |
| Mermaid diagrams | A ```mermaid code block |
A Mermaid integration |
| Highlights | ==text== |
A highlight plugin |
| Wikilinks and embeds | [[post]] and ![[image.png]] |
A wikilink plugin |
| Video, audio, and social embeds | , , or an embed code block with a URL |
A theme or plugin that embeds them |
Callouts fold like Obsidian’s: add - or + after the type, as in > [!tip]-, to start one closed or open.
Only the  form embeds. A plain link or a bare URL stays a link, as in Obsidian.