It is a standard text formatting that allows one to type an entire post into a forum with a keyboard, and have it displayed in the manner desired.
This Discourse-based forum uses a markdown renderer;
ChatGPT uses a markdown renderer
Code blocks in markdown
Single and triple backticks are markdown to represent preformatted text and a code block, and text within such a container format is rendered as monospace text.
Like the forum, you will need to use a library that understands the rules of markdown, and what sequences will break out of the containers.
this for example is a code block.
Using a code block, I can
display `backticks` without
breaking the container.
Triple-backticks (```) only represent
a code block on their own line.
If you don't like the code block being interpreted
and rendered incorrectly, you can specify the
programming language by starting the code block as:
``` text
then you get un-colored text. Also that ``` didn't break
out of the code block, you notice.
Because of the strict standardized rules, a library rather than your intuition is required. This will help you render the text produced by the AI that has similar understanding.
Conclusion
Big text comes from # and a space on a new line, rendered as an HTML <H1>Conclusion</H1>. It does not need to be closed. Typing <h1> however needs to be escaped as \<h1>, and showing someone that requires \\\<h1> be typed out, and so on.
Understand what ChatGPT is doing, and you’ll have success.
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