Markdown Basic Usage

I. Introduction of Markdown

Markdown is a lightweight markup language that can write documents in plain text format and easily convert documents into valid XHTML or HTML.

Ii. markdown Syntax 2.1 Paragraphs and line breaks

• Paragraph
  Must be blank line (blank or tab, etc.) before and after
  Adjacent two lines of text if there are no empty rows in the middle of the same row

• "Line Break"
  Wrapping within a paragraph requires at least two spaces at the end of a line

2.2 Title

• "Level headings"
  Use a number equal sign (=) or a # number

• "Level two title"
  Use a few short lines (-) or two # numbers

• "Three to six levels title"
  Use a relative number of # numbers

• "Formatting provisions"
  Add # to the left and right sides of the title
  Whitespace characters on either side of the title are not displayed, and the middle white space characters are displayed

2.3 References

• "Single-line Reference"
  Add a greater than sign (>) before each line

  Examples of single-line references

• "Multi-line Reference"
  Add a greater than sign (>) in front of each line
  If you reference more than one empty row, the default is that the reference merges

  MultiRow reference, containing greater than sign
  Four blank lines, and the final display is merged into a blank line

  MultiRow references

  The above content is a blank line produced by the white space

• "Nested References"
  A reference can be added to the reference, preceded by two greater than
  A null reference should be added between the two greater than sign and a greater than sign of the nested reference

  Nested reference, two greater than sign
  First nested reference

  There is an empty reference in the middle

  Second nested reference

2.4 List

• "Unordered list"
  Use +-* Both to represent the list
  • Multiplication Sign * represents a list
  • The minus sign - indicates the list
  • The plus sign + represents the list

• "Ordered list"
  For the time being, there is no suitable way to write directly in the HTML language
  Ordered list<ol> <li> </li> </ol>
  ※ This is not recommended.
  

  
  
  1. First item with sequence list
  
  
  2. Second item with sequence list
  
  
  3. The third item in a sequence list
  
  

• "Nested list"
  Unordered lists and ordered lists can be nested with each other

2.5 Code

• "Code block"
  Requires at least one blank line before and after, and requires at least one or four spaces before each line of code
  A blank line between the code is preferably 1 rows, otherwise it is treated as two blocks of code

  code 代码块开始code 代码块结束

• "In-line code"
  Press the key above the TAB key by using the anti-quote (') English input method
  codeFor example, this situation generally means that the keyEnter

2.6 Dividing line

Use three or more *-_ in a row to add a separator line
There can be spaces between multiple characters but no other characters

2.7 Hyperlinks

• "Inline Link"
  Format
  Link text
  Note: The title text can use single quotation marks, you can also use double quotation marks, the mouse is displayed on the text
  Absolute path links, such as:
  Google
  Relative path links, such as:
  Img.png
  Include a link to the title, such as:
  Google

• "Reference type"
  You can unload the content somewhere else first

Markdown Basic Usage