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If you prefer to write in a simpler format, a Markdown editor is available in BookStack. Markdown compatibility generally follows that of [CommonMark](https://commonmark.org/), along with a few extensions including tables and task-lists.
+This is an alternative to the default [WYSIWYG Editor](/docs/user/wysiwyg-editor/).
### Switching to the Markdown Editor
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<td><code>Ctrl+9</code> / <code>Cmd+9</code></td>
- <td>Callout (Keep pressing to toggle through styles info, success, warning, danger)</td>
+ <td>Callout <br> <small><em>(Keep pressing to toggle through styles)</em></small></td>
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The default editor in BookStack is a 'What You See Is What You Get' (WYSIWYG) editor.
The usage of this editor is similar to typical word-processing applications such as Word or Google Docs.
+For those that would prefer it, there is an alternative [Markdown Editor](/docs/user/markdown-editor/)
+which can be set as default or switched to where permissions allow.
### Editor Shortcuts
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<td><code>Ctrl+9</code> / <code>Cmd+9</code></td>
- <td>Callout (Keep pressing to toggle through styles info, success, warning, danger)</td>
+ <td>Callout <br> <small><em>(Keep pressing to toggle through styles)</em></small></td>
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-Subproject commit c16f41f20c8e6ac2f38c3271a92a5409d0f89a09
+Subproject commit 9540c0bf1a1fbe43253a919ddfc0f4e13ea5af65