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Learning Markdown
Headings
To dictate levels of headings use the # character
More # increases the level of the heading
Always leave a space after the # and leave a space before and after the heading text
Emphasis
In order to emphasize certain text it should be
Bold
or
Italicized
or
Both
Ordered and UnOrdered Lists
For
Ordered
lists start with 1 followed by a period
The numbers following do not have to be in numerical order
For
Unordered
lists you can use (-), (*), or (+).
Indenting again will create nested lists
Images
Start the line with (!) for an image
Brackets [] will determine the alt text
Parentheses () will contain the link to the image
Backticks
Backticks denotes a word or phrase as code
if the line contains back ticks you can enclose it in double back ticks
Links
Enclose the link text in brackets[]
immediately after it will be followed by parentheses to the URL
To turn URL’s or email addresses into links quickly enclose them in angle brackets <>
Formatting with * also works with links
To link inside text it is best to encapsulate the text in [] and reference it with a [label] with the link later in the text
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