# name(1) - description
{: data-date="November 2016" data-extra="Some extra data"}

## SYNOPSIS

`name` \[`OPTIONS`\] *arguments*...

## DESCRIPTION

This is a normal paragraph.

* A
* compact
* list
* with multiple
  * items and
    * nested
* as well
{:.compact}

> blockquotes are fine
>
> 1. numbered lists
>
> 2. work too
>    1. and they
>    2. can be
>       1. nested
>
> 3. again

~~~
Some fancy code
   going
     on
       here
~~~

`-o`
`--option`
: Description lists
: are useful as well

And compact definition lists:

`o`
: Option

`k`
: Key

`v`
: Value
{:.compact}

| tables | can | be | centered |
{:.center}

|-----------------+------------+-----------------+----------------|
| Default aligned |Left aligned| Center aligned  | Right aligned  |
|-----------------|:-----------|:---------------:|---------------:|
| First body part |Second cell | Third cell      | fourth cell    |
| Second *line*   |foo         | **strong**      | baz            |
| Third line      |`quux`      | baz             | bar            |
|-----------------+------------+-----------------+----------------|
| Second body     |            |                 |                |
| 2nd line        |            |                 |                |
|=================+============+=================+================|
| Footer row one  |            |                 |                |
| Footer row two  |            |                 |                |
|-----------------+------------+-----------------+----------------|


Inline formatting like *emphasis*, **strong** and `code span` work
as ususal. [Links](are_well.html) work, too! As do\\
line breaks.

Abbreviations like MD can be used but the abbreviation title is
ignored.

*[MD]: Markdown

Math elements work $$\lambda = 5$$ inline and in block form:

$$\lambda_5 = \alpha + 4$$
