Text Formatting
Markdown bold, italic, strikethrough, and inline code — the most used formatting elements in any Markdown document.
inline code
Headings
Markdown supports 6 levels of headings using the # symbol. Each level maps to an HTML h1–h6 element.
Lists — Bullet, Numbered & Nested
Markdown bullet lists, numbered lists, and nested lists. Use -, *, or + for unordered lists; numbers for ordered lists.
- First item - Second item - Third item * Also works * With asterisks + Or plus signs
1. First item 2. Second item 3. Third item 1. Numbers don't have to be 1. in order — Markdown 1. handles it automatically
- Item one
- Sub-item a
- Sub-item b
- Deep nested
- Item two
1. Numbered sub
2. Numbered sub
Markdown Links & Images
How to add hyperlinks and images in Markdown. Images use the same syntax as links but with a ! prefix.
[id]: https://example.com [img-id]: /img.png "Alt"
Markdown Table
Markdown tables use pipes | and dashes - to define columns and alignment. Use colons : to set column alignment.
| Name | Role | Score | |-----------|-----------|-------| | Alice | Developer | 98 | | Bob | Designer | 87 | | Carol | Manager | 92 | | Left | Center | Right | |:-----|:------:|------:| | L | C | R |
| Name | Role | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Alice | Developer | 98 |
| Bob | Designer | 87 |
| Carol | Manager | 92 |
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Markdown Code Block
Use triple backticks