Markdown adds formatting to your comments and proposals to make them easier to read.
There's four different heading sizes, they get smaller as you go:
# One hash heading ## Two hash heading ### Three hash heading #### Four hash heading
Support for bold and italics.
*italics with asterisks* or _italics with underscores_ **bold with asterisks** or __bold with underscores__
italics with asterisks or italics with underscores bold with asterisks or bold with underscores
1. First point. 2. Second point. 3. Third point.
* First point. * Second point. * Third point.
Note: You must add a space before your first point.
Introduction Paragraph 1. First Point 2. Second Point 3. Third point
Just add a > before each line.
> First line of a quote > Second line of a quote > More Quote
First line of a quote Second line of a quote More Quote
These are the dividers that go across the screen. To add them use three dashes, asterisks or underscores in a row.
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Paul Smith · Wed 19 Sep 2012 3:14AM
Introduction to Markdown
Markdown adds formatting to your comments and proposals to make them easier to read.
Headings
There's four different heading sizes, they get smaller as you go:
One hash heading
Two hash heading
Three hash heading
Four hash heading
Emphasis
Support for bold and italics.
italics with asterisks or italics with underscores
bold with asterisks or bold with underscores
Lists
Numbered lists
Bullet points
Note: You must add a space before your first point.
Correct
Incorrect
Quotes
Just add a > before each line.
Horizontal Rules
These are the dividers that go across the screen. To add them use three dashes, asterisks or underscores in a row.