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@@ -50,15 +50,21 @@ date: \today
\catcode`\%=14\relax
\catcode`\#=6\relax
-% Typeset some further examples with inline markdown text.
+% Besides inputting external files, Markdown text can we written directly
+% into a LaTeX document. Markdown text and LaTeX code can be freely combined.
\begin{markdown}
-Here are some non-ASCII characters: *ěščřžýáíé*.
+This is a paragraph of *Markdown text* with inline `\LaTeX`{=tex} code.
+
+``` {=tex}
+This is a paragraph of \LaTeX{} code with inline \markinline{*Markdown text*}.
+```
\end{markdown}
-\begin{markdown}[hybrid]
-Here is some <b>HTML code</b> mixed *with Markdown*. In \TeX, the HTML code
-will be silently ignored, whereas in \TeX 4ht, the HTML code will be passed
-through to the output:
+% Besides YAML, LaTeX, and Markdown, you can also type HTML in your documents.
+\begin{markdown}
+Here is some <b>HTML code</b> mixed *with Markdown*. In `\TeX`{=tex}, the HTML
+code will be silently ignored, whereas in `\TeX`{=tex}4ht, the HTML code will
+be passed through to the output:
<table border="1">
<tr>