Information taken from this resource: Guide to Markdown
Italic text
Bold text
==Highlighted text==
Strikethrough text
*Italic* _text_
**Bold** __text__
==Highlighted text==
~~Strikethrough text~~
Regular quote syntax without colored border:
> Quote text.
Quote text
Syntax with colored border and specific status:
>[!note] note
[!note] note - for general notes or additional information
[!tip] tip - for useful tips or recommendations
[!important] important - for highlighting important information
[!warning] warning - for warning about potential problems
[!caution] caution - for calling for caution
* item 1
* item 2
* nested item 2.1
* nested item 2.2
* item 3
+ nested item 3.1
+ nested item 3.2
- nested item 3.2.1
- nested item 3.2.2
1. Item 1
2. Item 2
1. Nested item 2.1
2. Nested item 2.2
3. Item 3
This is a link.
This is a [link](https://example.com).
This is a link with title attribute This is - without title
This is a [link with title attribute](https://example.com "I am a link").
This is - [without title](https://example.com).
https://www.example.com
https://www.example.com
example@hotmail.com example@hotmail.com
example@hotmail.com
<example@hotmail.com>
// code block
var foo = 'bar';
// JavaScript code highlighting
var foo = 'bar';
// JavaScript code highlighting
var foo = 'bar';
Product | Price |
---|---|
Laptop | $1600 |
Smartphone | $150 |
Printer | $75 |
Use the : (colon) symbol for table alignment.
Name | Surname | Development |
---|---|---|
left aligned | centered | right aligned |
Linus | Torvalds | Linux |
Dennis | Ritchie | C |
Jack | Dorsey |
In Markdown, you can use several special characters for formatting and iconography. Below are the main symbols and constructions that may be useful.
In Markdown, regular text characters can automatically convert to special characters or arrows:
-> <-
→ (arrow)
<->
↔ (bidirectional arrow)
<= =>
⇐ => (implication arrow)
<=>
⇔ (logical equality)
Unicode symbols, so you can use them for insertion:
✔ (checkmark): U+2714
✖ (cross): U+2716
➔ (large arrow): U+2794
🔗 (link): Unicode or insertion via emoji.