From http://du.5d13.cn/a/itdev/doc/2011/0413/9162.html
Links are added in three forms. markdown supports relative links.
<Link>: the link is simply marked;
[Text] (Link "title"): adds a link to the text. The title is optional;
[Text] [Mark]: add a link to the text. The link is given in a new line starting with [Mark] (usually at the end of the article. Alternatively, you can directly write it in the form of [text] [] and declare the link in the form of [text]: link in the following new line.
- Image addition: Compared with the link, there is only one more exclamation point in front of the image "!".
- Title format: markdown provides two methods.
First, add 1 ~ to the title ~ "#" Indicates "The second is to start another line under the title and enter more than four equal signs "=" to represent "
- Bold and italic: asterisk (*) or underscore "_"
One parameter indicates italics;
The two are in bold;
The three columns indicate bold italics.
- Reference content: "<BLOCKQUOTE>" marked in HTML. You only need to use right angle brackets at the beginning of the line. If you want nested references, add a few more>.
- Original article output: if you do not want markdown to explain some content, there are two ways:
The first is the "<PRE>" label escaped as HTML: add at least four spaces or the width of one tab before the content to be output as is;
The second one is escaped as the "<code>" tag: add the "'" sign to the content to be output (that is, the key at the bottom of ESC ).
- Unordered list: use any one of the asterisk (*), plus sign (+), and minus sign (-) before the text. Note that a space is left behind these symbols.
- Ordered list: Add a number before the first entry, followed by an English sentence ".". No matter what number is currently added to the first entry, the list starts from 1.
- Escape Character :"\". You only need to add \ To the character that you do not want to be escaped.
- HTML Entity: If you want to output the "<" or "&" symbol in the content, you must use [HTML Entity] [] instead. Markdown directly translates the special characters in HTML into HTML objects.
- Line Break: use more than two spaces at the end of a line in markdown to mark a line break in HTML "<br/> ".
- Paragraph: as long as there is an empty line between the two lines, markdown recognizes it as a paragraph.
(When writing this article, frog found that a blank row must be added before the list. Otherwise, markdown won't recognize "*" as a list .)
- Horizontal line: It is represented by more than three "*" or. Space can be used between these asterisks and minus signs. If there is no space between the minus signs,
It must be in a separate paragraph, or it will be recognized as the title.
- Use HTML tags directly: some tags not supported by markdown can be directly written into HTML tags, such as tables.
