This is the notes / exercise taken for the tutorial on nodeschool.io title how-to-markdown. It's also an attempt to use markdown on GitHub.
# Markdown is awesome!
## This is h2
### This is h3
#### This is h4
##### This is h5
###### This is h6
There are 6 level of headings just like HTML
There are aliases for heading one and heading 2
Put 3 equals sign under this to turn this into heading 1
===
Put 3 dash/hyphen usder this to turn this into heading 2
---
There are 6 level of headings just like HTML
There are aliases for heading one and heading 2
* Italic: One _ or * is for italic
* Bold: Two _ or * is for bold
* Combined: You can combine this 2 for bold + italic effects.
It's very easy to use _italic_, **bold** and _**combined**_ emphasis in Markdown!
- Italic: One _ or * is for italic
- Bold: Two _ or * is for bold
- Combined: You can combine this 2 for bold + italic effects.
It's very easy to use italic, bold and combined emphasis in Markdown!
- One
- 1.1
- 1.2
- Two
- 2.1
- 2.2
- Three
- Four
- Five
1. Hell
2. Yeah
- One
- 1.1
- 1.2
- Two
- 2.1
- 2.2
- Three
- Four
- Five
- Hell
- Yeah
[how-to-markdown] is a workshopper that teaches you how to write Markdown.
[how-to-markdown]: //git.io/how-to-markdown
## There are 2 types of linking in Markdown
1. Inline style
**formula** : [text](href "alt")
[Google](https://www.google.com)
2. Reference style
//This keyword is just a variable
[Google] is a search engine
//This will replace what's up there
[Google]: https://www.google.com
how-to-markdown is a workshopper that teaches you how to write Markdown.
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Inline style
formula : text
[Google](https://www.google.com)
- Reference style
//This keyword is just a variable
[Google] is a search engine
//This will replace what's up there
[Google]: https://www.google.com
1. How to embed images in Markdown??
The formula is just like writing links but with a exclamation mark infront
![Markdown logo](http://bit.do/how-to-markdown)
- How to embed images in Markdown?? The formula is just like writing links but with a exclamation mark infront
* Add a ">" infront of a paragraph to make it a blockquotes
> To be, or not to be, that is the question.
> William
- Add a ">" infront of a paragraph to make it a blockquotes
To be, or not to be, that is the question. William
3 backticks will allow us to write code. Add a js behind the 3 backticks to indicate that this is a JS code so the formatter for format accordingly
const add = (a, b) => a + b;
* Drawing tables in Markdown is just like drawing
* You dont actually need all those dashes in between the pipe, you need a minimum of **3**
* You can left-aligned, center or right-aligned the text in each table column
* :--: this is center
* --- no colon is left-aligned
* ---: have a colon at the right hand side is right-aligned
| Year | World population |
| :--: | --------------- |
| 1960 | 3 Billion |
| 1980 | 4 Billion |
| 2000 | 6 Billion |
- Drawing tables in Markdown is just like drawing
- You dont actually need all those dashes in between the pipe, you need a minimum of 3
- You can left-aligned, center or right-aligned the text in each table column
- :--: this is center
- --- no colon is left-aligned
- ---: have a colon at the right hand side is right-aligned
Year | World population |
---|---|
1960 | 3 Billion |
1980 | 4 Billion |
2000 | 6 Billion |
- There are 3 ways to underline in md
1. ***
2. ___
3. --- (Remember we said before 3 dashed below some text will make it Heading1? Use this with a space in between the text.)
* You can insert html just like what you used to, but be careful because the markdown in the HTML tags will not be rendered.
<p align="center">HTML in Markdown</p>
- You can insert html just like what you used to, but be careful because the markdown in the HTML tags will not be rendered.
HTML in Markdown