You could enable strict mode to tell Typora to follow GFM’s spec more strictly. You could disable it if you want the parser to be more “fault tolerant”.
In Strict Mode, if you want to input headings, you must put whitespace after the # characters, for example (· represents for one whitespace):
| Markdown Source | Result in Strict Mode | Result without Strict Mode |
|---|---|---|
###Header |
###Header | Header |
###·Header |
Header |
Header |
In Strict Mode, if you want to create new block/paragraph in a list item, you must input enough whitespace indentation to make the new paragraph strictly align with its previous paragraph, for example (· represents one space):
| Strict Mode | without Strict Mode |
|---|---|
1.·aaa ··bbb // not in same list 1.·aaa ···bbb // in same list 10.·aaa ··1.·ccc // not a sub list 10.·aaa ····1.·ccc // a sub list |
1.·aaa ··bbb // in same list 1.·aaa ···bbb // in same list 10.·aaa ··1.·ccc // a sub list 10.·aaa ··· 1.·ccc // a sub list |
This option can be toggled in the Preference Panel → Markdown section. The option will be applied after Typora has been restarted.