Markdown Grammer (common syntax) _markdown

Original link: http://sguotao.com/2015/03/23/Markdown-Grammer.html 1. Title Settings

Set the caption in the markdown,

First: By adding "=" and "-" below the text, they represent a level heading and a level two heading.

Second: At the beginning of the text with "#", the number of "#" to represent a few levels of headings. (Altogether only 1~6 level title, 1 level title font maximum) 2. Block comment

Block comments are represented by adding ">" at the beginning of the text. (When you add five blank between > and text, the text of the block annotation changes.) ) 3. Italic

Use 1 "*" or "_" clips at both ends of the text you want to italic 4. Bold

Use 2 "*" or "_" clips at both ends of the text you want to italic 5. Unordered list

Add (, +, and-) to the beginning of the text to implement the unordered list. Note, however, that you need to add spaces between (, +, and-) and text. 6. Ordered list

Use a number to follow the period. (There are also spaces) 7. Link

There are two ways to implement links in markdown, namely inline and reference.

Inline mode: This is a [example link] (http://sguotao.com).

Reference mode: I get the Times more traffic from [google][1] than from [yahoo][2] or [msn][3].

[1]: http://google.com/"google"

[2]: http://search.yahoo.com/"Yahoo search"

[3]: http://search.msn.com/"MSN Search" 8. Pictures

How the image is handled and how it is handled is very similar.

Inline mode:! [ALT text] (/path/to/img.jpg "Title")

Reference mode:! [ALT text] [ID]

[ID]:/path/to/img.jpg "Title" 9. Code (in HTML, the so-called code)

There are two ways to implement this:

First: Simple text appears in a code box. Use <blockquote>. (not single quotes but below ESC in the upper left corner)

The second type: large text needs to implement the Code box. Use tab and four spaces. 10. Footnote

Implemented in the following way: Hello[^hello]

[^hello]: Hi 11. Underline

Add three "-" horizontal lines below the blank line. (Before adding "-" to the bottom of the text, the implementation of the 2-level heading)

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