>>> from markdown import markdown >>> from mdx_subscript import SubscriptExtension >>> text = "The molecular composition of water is H~2~O." >>> markdown(text, extensions=[SubscriptExtension()]) '<p>The molecular composition of water is H<sub>2</sub>O.</p>'
You may also refer to the extension by module name or short module name.
>>> markdown(text, extensions=['mdx_subscript']) >>> markdown(text, extensions=['subscript'])
Note
In older versions of Markdown, you will need to refer to the module without the mdx prefix (the second line of code above).
$ echo 'The molecular composition of water is H~2~O.' > text.md $ python -m markdown -o html -x 'mdx_subscript' -f text.html text.md $ cat text.html <p>The molecular composition of water is H<sub>2</sub>O.</p>
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