Guides
These guides explain how to accomplish several common use cases and patterns around MDX.GitHub flavored markdown (GFM)This guide explores how to support GFM features such as autolink literals, footnotes, strikethrough, tables, and task lists.FrontmatterThis guide explores how to support YAML frontmatter in MDX.MathThis guide explores how to support math (LaTeX) in MDX.Syntax highlightingThis guide explores how to apply syntax highlighting to code blocks.EmbedThis guide explores how to embed things like tweets, gists or codepens in markdown.MDX on demandThis guide shows how to use @mdx-js/mdx to compile MDX on the server and run the result on clients.Injecting componentsThis guide shows how to inject arbitrary components into MDX when it runs.Skip to contentMDXDocsWhat is MDX?Getting startedUsing MDXExtending MDXTroubleshooting MDXGuidesGitHub flavored markdown (GFM)FrontmatterMathSyntax highlightingEmbedMDX on demandInjecting componentsPackages@mdx-js/esbuild@mdx-js/loader@mdx-js/mdx@mdx-js/node-loader@mdx-js/preact@mdx-js/react@mdx-js/rollup@mdx-js/vueremark-mdxComponentsPlaygroundCommunitySupportContributeSponsorAboutProjectsBlogGitHubTwitterOpenCollective
This guide explores how to support GFM features such as autolink literals, footnotes, strikethrough, tables, and task lists.
This guide explores how to support YAML frontmatter in MDX.
This guide explores how to support math (LaTeX) in MDX.
This guide explores how to apply syntax highlighting to code blocks.
This guide explores how to embed things like tweets, gists or codepens in markdown.
This guide shows how to use @mdx-js/mdx to compile MDX on the server and run the result on clients.
@mdx-js/mdx
This guide shows how to inject arbitrary components into MDX when it runs.