Markdown Notes

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Heading

Use -/=

we can use -/= tag to specify a heading. - represents the two level heading and = represents the one level heading. There are only two levels heading with this way.

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heading1 with `-`
--

heading2 with `=`
==

Heading with -/= tags

Use #

We can address the limitations of the previous method by using # tag. The number of # represents the rank of heading. This way supports up to 6 levels of headings. 

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# heading1 

## heading2

### heading3

#### heading4

##### heading5

###### heading6

Heading with # tag

Bold and Italic

Bold

We can use **content** or __content__ to strength some contents. (Recommend **** tag)

Strength with ****

Strength with ____

Italic

We can use *content* or _content_ to strength some contents. (Recommend ** tag)

Strength with **

Strength with __

List

Unordered List

Use -/+/* content

  • first
  • second
  • third
  • first
  • second
  • third
  • first
  • second
  • third

Ordered List

Use number. content

  1. first
  2. second
  3. third

List Levels

Use 

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+ content1
    + content2
        + content3

+ content1
    + content2
        1. sub1
        2. sub2

  • content1

    • content2
      • content3

  • content1

    • content 2
      • content2.1
        1. sub1
        2. sub2
      • content2.2
        1. sub1
        2. sub2
Markdown Notes
https://trickyrat.github.io/2022/09/16/MarkdownNotes/
作者
trickyrat
发布于
2022年9月16日
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