Markdown Grammar Learning

Markdown is a lightweight markup language that is similar to HTML, but is much better at readability than HTML.

Basic syntax:

1. Title and body separator lines

= = =/At least three consecutive equals, highest order title

---//or three consecutive minus signs, second high-order title

2. Title Font size

A number of # prefixes//#的个数对应于html中的 HX, i.e. 1 # for H1 size, 6 # for H6 size

3. Creating a Paragraph

Use one or more empty lines to separate the content segments that are used to generate the paragraphs. Only line breaks are used, but there are no blank lines between rows and rows, and the contents of those lines are connected to a block in the markdown, but there are spaces in the middle.

4. References

Use > as a paragraph mark to indicate that the paragraph content is a reference, and that the referenced content will display a reference mark when it is displayed.

You can use other tags within a reference, or you can use a deeper layer of references.

5. List

There are sequence tables, using

1. xxx

2. xxx

Wait for the number plus. form to represent an ordered list

Unordered list, using *, +,-prefix to indicate unordered list

6. Line break

If you are wrapping only inside a paragraph, you can use the <br> line break

7. Support for reference-linked formats, such as MKD code:

First, what is Markdown? We can look directly at [wiki][1] ...
In addition, Markdown can be compiled into HTML, such as using the online [pandoc][2]

[1]: Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown "Wiki_markdown"
[2]: Http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/try "Pandoc Online"

Appears as a hyperlink in the final effect, but does not appear with a specific HTTP connection. This will not appear in the body of the link address this reader does not care about the information, but also as a variable can continue to be referenced elsewhere.

8. Support Shortcut Links

Use the < link address > form, such as <www.taobao.com>, to avoid HTML <a href= "http://ued.taobao.org" >http://ued.taobao.org </a> 's tedious.

9. Emphasizes

* Or _ Surround, display as italic; * * or __ surround to show as bold

10. Block of code (inverted single quotes)

Line in a code, using ' Codexx '; Code paragraph, using

```

code block xxxx

```

11. Forms

|item | Value | quality|

|:----| ---:|:---:|

|it1 | 1.0 | 5 |

|it2 | 2.0 |10|

In the MKD code, the vertical bar does not need to be aligned, only on the second line:---for left alignment,---: For right alignment,---: For middle alignment

Example MKD code:

## This  isa title##===Hello, what is you doing?>Action speak louder than words### This  isA level-3Header1. This  isA ordered list12. This  isA ordered list24. This  isA ordered list3##### This  isA level-4Header+ This  isA unordered list4<br> and This  isa newline- This  isA unordered list5<br> This  isAlso aNew Line* This  isA unordered list6<br> ThisIsaNewLine too** This  isA strong effect**__this isalso a strong effect__* This  isA italic effect*_this isalso a italic effect_ "//This is a code block#include <iostream>using namespacestd;intMain () {cout<<"Hello World"<<Endl; return 0;} "First, what is Markdown?" We can look directly at [wiki][1] ... In addition, Markdown can be compiled into HTML, such as using the online [pandoc][2]|item | Value | quality| |    -:|  ---:|:---:|| it1 |1.0|5|| It2 |2.0|Ten|[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/markdown "Wiki_markdown"[2]: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/try "Pandoc Online"

Show effect

This is a title

hello ,what are you doing ?

Action speak louder than words

This is a level-3 header

1.this is a ordered list 1

2.this is a ordered list 2

4.this is a ordered list 3

This is a level-4 header

• This is a unordered list4
  And this is a newline
• This is a unordered list5
  This was also a new line
• This is a unordered list6
  This ISA new line too

This is a strong effect

This is also a strong effect

This is a italic effect

This is also a italic effect

//this is a code block #include<iostream>using namespace std;int main(){   cout << "hello world" << endl;   return 0;}

First, what is Markdown? We can look directly at the WIKI ... In addition, Markdown can be compiled into HTML, such as using the online pandoc

Markdown Grammar Learning