How to use Markdown

Markdown is a plaintext language that allows users to make HTML like webpages with no coding required These markdown files are simple and easy to make, which make them great for blogs, personal websites, cookbooks, and manifestos alike!

to make a word bold, Simply surround each side of a word with (**) a double asterisk

Here is an **Example**

Here is an Example

Similar to bold, Surround each side of a word with (_) an underscore

very _simple_

very simple

These tricks can also span across multiple words To do both at the same time, place asterisks on the outside, and underscores on the inside

**_Like This_**

Like This

Headers are text of increased size, usually to denote different sections of a document

Header 1 (Largest)

You can add a divider by placing three hyphens on a single line —




inline Hyperlinks are simple to create

follows the format [] followed by (), brackets contain the word, while parentheses contain the URL for the link

[Checkout my website](javeronis.com)

Checkout my website

Images are similar to links; we just preface images with an exclamation mark (!)

![A pretty tiger](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/56/Tiger.50.jpg)

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/56/Tiger.50.jpg

If you want to make a block quote you can prefix a string with (>) greater than

>"To be or not to be, that is the question"

“To be or not to be, that is the question”

Code blocks, which I have been using throughout this paper, are written by placing four spaces before a line

    It’s that simple

you can also code block multiple lines by using (~~~) three Squiggles

~~~
kind of  
like  
this  
~~~

Also, surrounding a string in () single quotes

Lists are easy, each item in a line is prefixed with () an asterisk for sub-bullets, simply add three spaces before the ()

* Bread
* Cheese
* 8mL of demon blood
* Butter
 * Mayonnaise works too
  • Bread
  • Cheese
  • 8mL of demon blood
  • Butter
    • Mayonnaise works too

You can also do numbered lists by prefixing a line with (n.) where n is the number in the list

1. Tetris
2. Minecraft
3. Shrek 2 for the Gameboy
4. God
5. Tetris
  1. Tetris
  2. Minecraft
  3. Shrek 2 for the Gameboy 😎
  4. God
  5. Tetris

You can actually use emojis in markdown by placing a special code between two colons (❌) 👍👍

by default, markdown will not render the next line to a new line to fix this, place two spaces at the end of a line, to insert a new line. now, let’s rewrite this really quick

by default, markdown will not render the next line to a new line
to fix this, place two spaces at the end of a line, to insert a new line.

You learned some fundamental concepts of the markdown language 👍