Use of Markdown

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Header settings

There are two ways to set a title in Markdown:

• The first one: by adding "=" and "-" below the text, they represent a primary heading and a level two heading.
• The second type: Add "#" to the beginning of the text, and the number of "#" headings. (only 1~6 level headings, 1-level title font maximum)
  As shown below:

Title 1 Title 2 title 3 list

• Sequence list: Add '-' or ' * ' before the text
• Unordered list: Add 1 before the text. 2.3.
  • Note: You need to add a character space between the symbol and the text. *

Reference

If you need to reference a sentence elsewhere, you need to use a reference format.

• That is, adding > this angle bracket (greater than sign) to the text, the effect is as follows:

  Reference examples

Pictures and Links

The insert link is like the syntax for inserting a picture, the difference is in one!

• The picture is:! {Imgcap} {/imgcap}
• Links to:

Bold and italic

• Bold: Contains a text with two *
• Italic: Contains a paragraph of text with a *
  The effect is as follows:
  this is bold . this is Italic .

Form

The table is a more troublesome place for Mardown, as in the following examples:

  
 

   
  

  
| Tables | Are | Cool |
   
  

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

  
| col 3 is | right-aligned | $1600 |
   
  

  
| col 2 is | centered | $12 |
   
  

  
| zebra stripes | are neat | $1 |
  
 

The effect is as follows:

is

Tables		Cool
Col 3 is	right-aligned	$1600
Col 2 is	Centered	$
Zebra Stripes	Is neat	$

Code box

• The first: Simple text requires two ' to wrap the middle code together
• The second type: large text, using two "'

Footnote

• Implementation mode: Hello[^hello]
[^hello]: Hi

This article refers to:
http://www.jianshu.com/p/1e402922ee32/Brief Book Use instructions
Http://www.markdown.cn/markdown Official Manual

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Use of Markdown