MarkDown Concise Grammar Manual

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1. Italic and Bold

Use and * for italics and bold.

Example:

This is italic , this is bold .

2. Grading titles

Use === for first-level headings and --- for second-level headings.

Example:

 这是一个一级标题
============================

这是一个二级标题
--------------------------------------------------

### 这是一个三级标题

You can also choose to add a pound sign at the beginning of the line to indicate different levels of headings (H1-H6), for example: # H1, ## H2, ### H3, #### H4.

3. External links

Use [description] (link address) to add external links to text.

Example:

This is a link to my account .

4. Unordered list

Use *, +, - for unordered lists.

Example:

• unordered list item one
• Unordered list item two
• Unordered list entry three

5. Ordered Lists

Use numbers and dots to represent ordered lists.

Example:

1. ordered list item one
2. ordered list item two
3. ordered list item three

6. In-text citations

Use > for literal references.

Example:

Wild fire, in spring.

7. Inline code blocks

Use \`code` to denote an inline code block.

Example:

Let's chat html .

8. Code Blocks

Use four indented spaces to represent code blocks.

Example:

 这是一个代码块，此行左侧有四个不可见的空格。

9. Insert Image

Use !\[描述](图片链接地址) insert the image.

Example:

10. Blank Lines

(1) HTML newline tag:

The line break effect can be achieved by typing in any position.

 <br/>

(2) Using nbsp:

Line breaks can only be done on blank lines, otherwise only as a space.

  

For more MarkDown syntax, see :

MarkDown Concise Syntax Formula

MarkDown higher-order syntax formulas

MarkDown Formula Instruction Manual

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