woocommerce-markdown

WooCommerce Markdown linting enforces consistent formatting by checking files against configured markdownlint rules for ATX headings, 4-space list indentation, and properly specified code block languages. This ensures documentation remains readable and compliant with project standards.

WooCommerce Markdown style rules enforce ATX-style headings, 4-space indentation for lists, and code blocks that specify a language with proper formatting. These rules ensure repository documentation, README files, and CLAUDE.md guidelines maintain consistent styling and readability.

Yes, markdownlint is required to standardize formatting across WooCommerce projects. Running it from the repository root applies the configured linting rules to all Markdown files, validating headings, lists, code blocks, and encoding to satisfy the project's markdownlint configuration requirements.

Markdown linting fails on code blocks when they lack a specified language or proper formatting, and fails on lists without 4-space indentation. Running markdownlint from the repository root identifies these violations so you can adjust documentation to meet the configured WooCommerce styling rules.

The best way to maintain consistent Markdown guidelines is to run markdownlint from the repository root against all Markdown files. This applies the project's configured rules for headings, lists, code blocks, and encoding to ensure documentation adheres to WooCommerce markdown standards.