Typora code, math, table, and task surfaces

Purpose

This page compiles the Typora sources that matter most for special structured markdown surfaces.

Source set

• code-fences.json
• math.json
• table-editing.json
• task-list.json

Strongest explicit signals

• code fences expose code-local editing expectations like copy actions, auto indent, line-number visibility, wrapping, and Shift+Tab behavior
• math exposes both inline and block math, cross-reference, auto numbering, line breaking, and limitations
• table editing exposes row/column insert/delete, resize, alignment, movement, and menu-level operations
• task list defines the checkbox syntax and quick status toggling behavior

Plate-relevant takeaways

• these surfaces should not be treated like ordinary paragraphs with fancy serialization
• code, math, table, and tasks each own local editing behavior
• tables are especially important because Typora gives markdown-native table evidence, but Google Docs still wins the broader document-style table feel

What this source cluster is good for

Use this cluster when deciding:

• code-block local editing ownership
• math-block and inline-math behavior expectations
• markdown-native table surface expectations
• task-list syntax and quick status changes

What this source cluster is not good for

This cluster is weaker for:

• collaboration or document-review behavior
• block-editor-native constructs with no markdown-native counterpart

Those need other references.