This page serves as a quick reference guide for Markdown syntax, essential for developers and content creators working with plain text formatting. Below is a breakdown of common Markdown elements and their corresponding syntax.
Markdown is a lightweight markup language that uses plain text formatting syntax. It's widely used for README files, online forums, and creating rich text using a plain text editor.
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name=markdown
desc=Git markdown Cheatsheet
[cheats]
H1 = #
H2 = ##
Italics = *asterisks*
Bold = **Double asterrisks**
Strikethrough = ~~Two Tildes~~
Ordered List = 1. item 2. item
Unordered list = * or - or +
External link = [Linky link](https://www.github.com)
Inline code = `back-ticks`
Blocks of code = Three back-ticks ```
Blockquotes = > This is a quote
Horizontal rules = Three or more dashes ---Understanding these elements allows for efficient content creation and documentation. For instance, using headings helps structure your content logically, while links provide easy navigation to external resources.
For more in-depth information on Markdown, you can refer to the official Markdown documentation or explore resources on The Markdown Guide.