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Typically markdown files are recognised by the `.md` or `.markdown` file extensions.`.mdx` maybe required for compatibility with certain markdown parsers.
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Typically Markdown files are recognised by the `.md` or `.markdown` file extensions.`.mdx` maybe required for compatibility with certain Markdown parsers.
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#### Example
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This option specifies the output format for parameters and type parameters of functions and class methods:
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***"list"**: parameters are output as bullet points in a linear list, suitable for more detailed comments.
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***"table"**: parameters are output within a markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"table"**: parameters are output within a Markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"htmlTable"**: parameters are output in an HTML table, enabling block elements to render in table cells.
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#### Default Value
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This option specifies the output format for interface properties:
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***"list"**: properties are output in linear blocks with headings, suitable for more detailed comments.
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***"table"**: properties are output within a markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"table"**: properties are output within a Markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"htmlTable"**: properties are output in an HTML table, enabling block elements to render in tabular format.
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#### Default Value
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This option specifies the output format for class properties:
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***"list"**: properties are output in linear blocks with headings, suitable for more detailed comments.
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***"table"**: properties are output within a markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"table"**: properties are output within a Markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"htmlTable"**: properties are output in an HTML table, enabling block elements to render in tabular format.
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This option specifies the output format for enumeration members:
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***"list"**: members are output in linear blocks with headings, suitable for more detailed comments.
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***"table"**: members are output within a markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"table"**: members are output within a Markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"htmlTable"**: members are output in an HTML table, enabling block elements to render in tabular format.
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This option specifies the output format for type declaration of variables and type aliases.
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***"list"**: declarations are output in linear blocks with headings, suitable for more detailed comments.
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***"table"**: declarations are output within a markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"table"**: declarations are output within a Markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"htmlTable"**: declarations are output in an HTML table, enabling block elements to render in tabular format.
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#### Default Value
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Note this options will only take effect when `propertiesFormat` is set to `list`.
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***"list"**: members are output in linear blocks with headings, suitable for more detailed comments.
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***"table"**: members are output within a markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"table"**: members are output within a Markdown table, condensed into a single paragraph.
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***"htmlTable"**: members are output in an HTML table, enabling block elements to render in tabular format.
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#### Default Value
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This option should be used if there are issues with anchoring to symbols within a page.
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* For markdown parsers that do not automatically assign header ids.
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* For Markdown parsers that do not automatically assign header ids.
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* When cross referencing symbols that are referenced in a table row.
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By default, opening and closing angle brackets (`<` and `>`) are escaped using backslashes, and most modern Markdown processors handle them consistently.
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However, using HTML entities (`<` and `>`) might be preferable to avoid any inconsistencies across different Markdown processors.
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#### Default Value
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```ts
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help: 'Use HTML encoded entities for angle brackets.',
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