Each example below is a genuine MD Visor document, not a snippet - download the source and open it yourself, or grab the PDF to see what it looks like exported. Basic Markdown first, then one example per feature: frontmatter variables, cross-references, CSV charts, Mermaid diagrams with equations, and multi-image tables with review comments.
.md download A plain Markdown file - opens directly, the same as double-clicking any other document (once file association is turned on in Settings, or via Open document in MD Visor).
.mdv download A packaged document - the Markdown file plus every image/CSV file it uses, bundled into one ZIP-based archive. Open it with MD Visor's Open Package… (the zip-folder icon in the Action Bar), which unpacks it into a folder you choose.
Eight small, reusable fragments for the Snippets dock panel - a chart
skeleton (line and bar), a CSV table, a figure with a working cross-reference, all five
admonition types, a Mermaid flowchart, a revision-history table, and a report frontmatter
block. Each one carries its own %%usage hint%% right inside it - visible while
you edit, automatically stripped from any exported PDF.
Unzip into %LocalAppData%\MdVisor\snippets (or drop individual files in one at
a time) and they show up in the Snippets panel immediately - no restart needed.
The essentials in one document: headings, bold/italic, lists, tables, code blocks, task lists, and admonitions - a good first file to open and experiment with.
Which YAML frontmatter fields build the PDF title page automatically, which order
they appear in, and how to reuse any of them anywhere in the body with
{{ variable }}.
Label a figure, equation, or table with {#fig:xxx} / {#eq:xxx}
/ {#tbl:xxx}, then reference it anywhere with @fig:xxx -
numbering updates automatically and becomes a real clickable link in the exported PDF.
A real RC low-pass filter measurement protocol - raw CSV data imported straight into the document and turned into line and bar charts without leaving Markdown.
A real RF low-noise amplifier design writeup - Mermaid flowcharts and LaTeX equations side by side, rendered natively, no external tools involved.
Several images laid out in a table with descriptions, plus %%editorial
comments%% that stay visible in the live preview but are always stripped out
of the exported/printed PDF automatically.
What LaTeX actually renders today - fractions, sums, integrals, Greek letters, and
piecewise functions with cases - plus the handful of commands that need a
substitute (see the full formula reference for the complete list).
A genuine power-electronics test report using nearly everything at once - a Mermaid test-setup diagram, CSV-driven charts for load regulation and ripple, cross-referenced figures/equations/tables, a footnote, and admonitions - the closest thing to what a finished MD Visor document looks like in daily use. Styled with the Carnival document style profile.