Markdown

Lore uses Goldmark with optional extensions controlled by administrators. The default renderer enables wiki links, callouts, tabs, details, tables, table styling/sorting/filtering, strikethrough, task lists, autolinks, syntax highlighting, footnotes, definition lists, and typographic substitutions.

Images

Use ordinary Markdown image syntax, optionally followed immediately by a width:

![Diagram](images/diagram.png){width=640}
![Diagram](images/diagram.png){width=50%}

Widths may be whole pixels (with an optional px suffix) or a percentage of the containing content area. Height scales proportionally. See Image sizing for limits, reference-style images, and export behavior.

Wiki links

[[Postgres Restore]]
[[Postgres Restore|the runbook]]
[[operations/postgres/restore]]
[[operations/postgres/restore#Verify the restore]]
[[operations/postgres/restore#Verify the restore|verification steps]]

Append #Heading to link directly to a rendered heading. Heading fragments use the same stable lowercase anchor form as the page renderer, while the page path remains the backlink and broken-link target. Wiki links are ignored inside fenced code blocks.

Callouts

!!! warning
`$(VAR_NAME)` does not work with **envFrom**!

Supported presentation kinds include info, success, warning, and danger.

Tabs

=== "Linux"

    ```bash
    apt install postgresql
    ```

=== "macOS"

    ```bash
    brew install postgresql
    ```

Collapsible details

??? "Closed by default"

    Markdown content.

Use ???+ to render the details block initially open.

Page functions

A standalone function can insert the current page’s child navigation:

{{subpages}}

The default heading is Pages in this section. Set a custom heading with the title option, or use an empty title to hide the heading while keeping the child navigation:

{{subpages title="Related pages"}}
{{subpages title=""}}

The static filesystem builder supports the same {{subpages}} title behavior.

Server-only knowledge macros

The Lore server can expand reusable knowledge content before Markdown rendering:

{{var:name}}
{{snippet:name}}
{{include:path/to/page}}

Variables and snippets come from the knowledge-snippet store; includes insert another page’s Markdown. Expansion is skipped inside fenced code and recursion is bounded. Filesystem static mode does not depend on the database, so these database-backed macros are not expanded there.

See Tables for Lore’s table directive syntax.