A small page exercising the notes renderer. Open in Firefox for HTML; the same content is also available as JSON, YAML and Markdown via the Accept header.
This line has strong, em, italic, bold and code spans, plus a link to README. Previously strong/em/italic dict-spans were dropped in the web HTML and PDF; now they render everywhere, identically to the desktop browser.
Rows whose Sprint column names 'Sprint N' get a stable background colour; other rows stay plain.
| Sprint | Task | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Sprint 1 | Unify browser variants | done |
| Sprint 2 | Standardise web inline spans | done |
| Sprint 3 | Accept-header content negotiation | done |
| Backlog | PDF export polish | later |
curl -H 'Accept: text/markdown' https://www.critchley.biz/notes/gdata-server/render-demo
The whole URL tail is the note key, so the format is picked purely from the Accept header - no query string or suffix. Runnable sheets are shown as static content over HTTP, never executed.