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Learning Markdown

Markdown is a way to style text on the web. For example, you can control the display of the document; format words as bold or italic, add images, and creating lists. Mostly, Markdown is just regular text with a few non-alphabetic characters thrown in to help view the style of the text the way you want. Note: Markdown is not a wysiwyg type of text editor. Markdown will help you achieve more while creating your website.

Following are some of the symbols to use in Markdown:

Heading:

You can use the # symbol to preview a large heading.
Use two ## for a second lergest heading, and all the way to the ###### to get the smallest header format.

Styling text:

You can use ** ** to preview a bold text.
Use * * to preview italic text

Strikethrough:

By using the ~~ ~~ symbol you can make a strike through text.
for example: like this one.

Quoting Code:

To make a Quotation you need to use this symbol >

type your quote here

Links:

You can add links to your markdown file by using [] and right the text you want to make a heyperlink to it then followed by () Here is one to get to Google

Emojies:

You can show emojies by using : : and adding the emoji code between them.
Like this :+1: is’nt cool :smiley:

Task List:

You can even make a check list by using [] with a space between them.
And you can check it [x].
I can use it to make a useful list.

• Make a list
• Check it.

Lists:

You can add ordered lists using 1. 2. 3. …etc. You can also use unorded lists using * or - or + However the unordered lists will appear always like this:

• Create a list
• Keep filling it