Demo Blog (React Blog Github)🔥

Live demo

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Table of Contents

• Implements GitHub Flavored Markdown
• Renders actual, “native” React DOM elements
• Allows you to escape or skip HTML (try toggling the checkboxes above)
• If you escape or skip the HTML, no dangerouslySetInnerHTML is used! Yay!

HTML block below

This blockquote will change based on the HTML settings above.

How about some code?

var React = require('react');
var Markdown = require('react-markdown');

React.render(
  <Markdown source="# Your markdown here" />,
  document.getElementById('content')
);

Pretty neat, eh?

More info?

Read usage information and more on Github. These tell git to add all the work that you’ve done so far into one tidy package called a “commit.” Then, it names your commit to represent the changes that you’ve made. For my first commit, I always call it “initial commit.” However, if you just built your header HTML, you might call your commit “header HTML.” You should see something like this:

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A component by Saad Pasta

[saadpasta]

Comments like this, works?

Not now, but maybe in the future. For now, it’s just the reactions

[thinkverse]

An awesome idea might steal it for my Nuxt site. 😄 👍