This is a paragraph with some inline markup. Line breaks don't matter,
but blank lines do.
A text block that is indented relative to the preceding text, without preceding markup indicating it to be a literal block or other content, is a block quote.
—reStructuredText Markup Specification
Each new underline character used creates a new, lower level in the secion hierarchy.
Internal, like this reference to the whitespace section, or external, like this link to PyCon. They can span multiple words, like Ohio LinuxFest.
Ohio Linuxfest is "a great conference with something of value in all the sessions" [1] and "an excellent, excellent event" [2].
| [1] | Ian Hodge, LinuxPlanet |
| [2] | Jono Bacon |
Individual phrases can be rendered as literals
Whole blocks can, too:
def count(thing):
for i in range(3):
print i+1
print '%d %s' % (i+1, thing)
print 'Ah ha ha ha ha!'
Hint
image is just one type of reST "directive". hint is another.
Sidebars
Sidebars: yet another interesting reST "directive".
is proud to support Ohio LinuxFest.
Come to the
table in the exhibit
area - we'll tell you all about
.
interpreted text is text we do something to, as prosaic as strong emphasis or specific as a Python Enhancement Proposal reference like PEP 12.
You can do superscripts and subscripts. You may need to escape whitespace, like this: Ice cubes are H2O3 !
| Event | When | Where |
|---|---|---|
| OLF | Sep 25 - 27 | Columbus, OH |
| PyCon | Feb 17 - 25 | Atlanta, GA |
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Jul 31 - Aug 1 | Columbus, OH |
| CodeMash | Jan 13 - 15 | Sandusky, OH |
| PenguiCon | Apr 30 - May 2 | Troy, MI |