anchor.diff:  
   '''
   
  -= [underline]#Images#
  +== [underline]#Images#
   
   You can declare images with `image::` prefix and `[]` suffix. Path may be _relative_ or _absolute_ .
   
  
positive.code: 
  '''
  
  = [underline]#Links#
  
  You can use links
  
  http://asciidocfx.org - AsciidocFX
  
  
negative.code: :imagesdir: images
  
  = Asciidoc Cheatsheet
  
  <<<
  
  Asciidoc is a rich text based markup language. A document written with Asciidoc can easily be converted to *HTML*, *_PDF_*, *Docbook*, *_Mobi_*, *Epub*, and *Odt* formats. This cheatsheet shows you the common features of Asciidoc Markup language.
  
  '''
   
  == [underline]#Basic formats#
  
  *Bold* , _İtalic_ , [underline]#Underscore# , To^p^ , Dow~n~
  
  '''
  
  == [underline]#Title levels#
  
  There are 6 Level titles as HTML. First one is for document title.
  
  [source,adoc]
  ----
  = Level 1
  
  Content ...
  
  == Level 2
  
  Content ...
  
  === Level 3
  
  Content ...
  
  ==== Level 4
  
  Content ...
  
  ===== Level 5
  
  Content ...
  ----
  
  '''
  
  == [underline]#Lists#
  
  There are ordered, unordered, checked and labeled list elements.
  
  .Unordered list
  * deep 1
  