The Markdown Guide is a comprehensive reference to the Markdown markup language. New users will get a brief overview of the language and available applications, then hit the ground running by experimenting with the syntax. Advanced users will appreciate the careful attention to syntax details.
Author(s): Matt Cone
Year: 2018
Language: English
Pages: 62
Tags: Markdown, md, markdown guide, matt cone
Table of Contents
Introduction
Where to Get This Book
How to Read This Book
Beginner Resources
Syntax Examples
Asides
Quirks
Contributing
Reporting Issues
Acknowledgements
Getting Started
Kicking the Tires
How Markdown Works
Additional Resources
Doing Things With Markdown
Websites
Documents
Notes
Books
Presentations
Email
Documentation
Basic Syntax
Headings
Alternate Syntax
Paragraphs
Line Breaks
Emphasis
Bold
Italic
Bold and Italic
Blockquotes
Blockquotes with Multiple Paragraphs
Nested Blockquotes
Blockquotes with Other Elements
Lists
Ordered Lists
Unordered Lists
Adding Elements in Lists
Code
Escaping Tick Marks
Code Blocks
Horizontal Rules
Links
Adding Titles
URLs and Email Addresses
Formatting Links
Reference-style Links
Images
Escaping Characters
Characters You Can Escape
Extended Syntax
Availability
Lightweight Markup Languages
Markdown Processors
Tables
Alignment
Formatting Text in Tables
Escaping Pipe Characters in Tables
Fenced Code Blocks
Syntax Highlighting
Footnotes
Heading IDs
Linking to Heading IDs
Definition Lists
Strikethrough
Task Lists
Automatic URL Linking
Disabling Automatic URL Linking
Cheat Sheet
Basic Syntax
Extended Syntax
About the Author
