MRender
Introduction
What is MRender?
Getting Started
Writing
Markdown Extensions
Examples
Examples Overview
TOC Disabled
layout
TOC Disabled + Wide
layout
SEO Overrides
seo
Origin Link
seo
ng-component Demo
components
Code Group and Alerts
code
Code Features Playground
code
Preview Group Filters
components
MRender

Examples Overview

This section contains practical pages that demonstrate MRender features in isolation.

Why this section exists

  • To help new users apply one feature at a time.
  • To provide copy-paste snippets for real pages.
  • To make debugging faster by narrowing scope to one feature.

Learning path

  1. Start with layout examples (TOC Disabled, TOC Disabled + Wide Content).
  2. Continue with metadata example (SEO Overrides).
  3. Add source attribution pattern (Origin Link).
  4. Move to dynamic rendering (ng-component Demo).
  5. Continue with rich markdown composition (Code Group and Alerts).
  6. Review discovery and filtering patterns (Preview Group Filters).
  7. Finish with full code capabilities (Code Features Playground).

Included examples

Quick verification checklist

  1. Open TOC Disabled and confirm that on-page navigation is hidden.
  2. Open TOC Disabled + Wide Content and confirm content uses extra horizontal space.
  3. Open SEO Overrides and check title/description/Open Graph tags in DevTools.
  4. Open Origin Link and verify source card near the article end.
  5. Open ng-component Demo and verify Angular preview and URL iframe mode.
  6. Open Code Group and Alerts and verify tabs and alert containers.
  7. Open Preview Group Filters and verify auto-generated categories and sorting.
  8. Open Code Features Playground and verify focus/blur markers and fullscreen behavior.

Recommended way to use examples in your project

  1. Copy frontmatter and container syntax from an example page.
  2. Replace values with your real content and URLs.
  3. Build and prerender.
  4. Verify visual behavior and metadata in browser.
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