docbase-markdown

To format content in DocBase, use standard Markdown syntax along with custom extensions for memo embedding, image sizing, and code blocks with filenames to ensure consistent rendering in your notes.

Yes, you can use HTML tags in DocBase posts to style text color, size, underlining, highlighting, and to create collapsible sections for better content organization and visual emphasis.

To render equations and diagrams in DocBase, implement MathJax for mathematical formulas and use PlantUML or Mermaid syntax within your Markdown to generate visual diagrams correctly.

Yes, DocBase Markdown supports custom template variables, allowing you to define dynamic content placeholders that automatically populate values when creating or updating your technical articles.

For embedding images and code blocks in DocBase, use specific Markdown extensions to control image sizing and add filenames to code blocks, ensuring your technical documentation renders with proper visual context.

Diagrams fail to render in DocBase when PlantUML or Mermaid syntax is incorrectly formatted; refer to DocBase rendering guidelines to ensure your diagram code blocks are properly structured and displayed.