markdown_exec

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````python exec="on"

import mknodes as mk
from mknodes import paths

INFO = """MkNodes also works great in combination with Markdown-exec! You can embed small
snippets into your existing documentation."""

header = mk.MkHeader("Markdown for this page")
path = paths.TEST_RESOURCES / "nav_tree/test_folder/markdown-exec.md"
code_block = mk.MkCode.for_file(path)
info = mk.MkAdmonition(INFO, title="Markdown-Exec rocks!")

print(header)
print(code_block)
print(info)
````

**This can all be very confusing**.

Markdown-Exec rocks!

MkNodes also works great in combination with Markdown-exec! You can embed small snippets into your existing documentation.

This can all be very confusing.

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Resources

Resources(css=[],
          markdown_extensions={'attr_list': {},
                               'md_in_html': {},
                               'pymdownx.emoji': {'emoji_generator': <function to_svg at 0x7fd7a6931800>,
                                                  'emoji_index': <function twemoji at 0x7fd7a69316c0>},
                               'pymdownx.magiclink': {'repo': 'mknodes',
                                                      'repo_url_shorthand': True,
                                                      'user': 'phil65'}},
          plugins=[],
          js=[],
          assets=[],
          packages=[])

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