Originally published on my blog
You can style texts on the web with markdown. Markdown files use the .md or .mdx extensions. Here is a list of essential markdown syntax that you will mostly use often.
HEADERS
# Heading 1 <h1> ## Heading 2 <h2> ### Heading 3 <h3> #### Heading 4 <h4> ##### Heading 5 <h5> ###### Heading 6 <h6> Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3
Heading 4
Heading 5
Heading 6
BOLD
Heading 3
Heading 4
Heading 5
Heading 6
BOLD
Heading 5
Heading 6
BOLD
BOLD
**I am a bold text** __I am a bold text__ I am a bold text
ITALICS
*italicized text* _Italic text_ italicized text
LISTS
Unordered List
- Shoes - Bags - Clothes - Shoes
- Bags
- Clothes
Ordered List
1. Baby 2. Teenager 3. Adult - Baby
- Teenager
- Adult
CODE
`code` code
LINK
[inline-style link](https://temmie.me) [inline-style link with title](https://temmie.me "My portfolio") inline-style link
inline-style link with title
IMAGE
 BLOCKQUOTE
> blockquote This is a blockquote
HORIZONTAL RULE
Hyphens --- Asterisks *** Underscores ___ Hyphens
Asterisks
Underscores
STRIKETHROUGH
~~This is strikethrough sentence.~~ This is strikethrough sentence.
TABLE
| Name | Type | | ----------- | ----------- | | Temitope | Frontend engineer | | Ayodele | Coach | | Name | Type |
|---|---|
| Temitope | Frontend engineer |
| Ayodele | Coach |
INLINE HTML
<h4>My Title</h4> <p>I really have nothing to write here, lol</p> <p>Markdown does *not* work well here. Use <strong>HTML tags</strong> instead.</p> My Title
I really have nothing to write here, lol
Markdown does *not* work well here. Use HTML tags instead.
You can play around the markdown syntax here.
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Top comments (1)
Great list!
One trick I recently learned is that for numbered lists, you don't actually need to manually increment the number. You can put all "1."s and it will auto-order. Really handy if you ever need to move things around.
Example below with result: