# Markdown

On Risuai, you can use Markdown to format your text. Markdown is a easy-to-read and easy-to-write syntax for styling text. We follow the CommonMark specification for Markdown.

# Supported

# Advanced Tips

• You can use HTML in Markdown. However, some tags and attributes are treated specially:
  • <style>: The css inside this tag would be trimmed down to a safe subset of css properties and values. and class names would be renamed to prevent conflicts.
  • <iframe>: If is a youtube video, it would be embedded in the chat. Otherwise, it would be removed.
  • class attribute: The class names would be renamed to prevent conflicts. since the css's class names are renamed, the class names in the HTML tags would still work.
  • href attribute: The attribute would be removed if it is not a valid URL.
  • translate attribute: If the attribute is set to no, the element won't be translated.
  • risu-trigger attribute: If the attribute is set, if the user clicks on the element, the trigger named in the attribute would be triggered.
• Formatting is disabled right after HTML tags. You need to add a new line after the tag to enable formatting.
• Backslashes are used to escape Markdown syntax. for example, \~\~hello\~\~ will be displayed as ~~hello~~, instead of strikethrough text hello
• _ can be used instead of * for italic text, and __ can be used instead of ** for bold text.
• Bold and Italic text can be combined. For example, ***bold and italic text*** will be displayed as bold and italic text.
• ![foo](/url "title") can be used to add images. however, We recommend using the {{image::assetId}} syntax to add images instead.
• URLs linking isn't supported due to security reasons.