Code Fellows reading notes
When creating headings in markdown it is initiated with a hash (number) sign (#) followed by the word of phrase. The number of hash signs used will determined the headings level. View below for a few examples.
Please note that there must be a space inbetween the hash sign and the word/phrase.
It is very simple to write a paragraph in markdown. Be sure to have a blank space between your heading and another body of text. Prevent indenting the paragraph with spaces or tabs.
When trying to include a line break in markdown you can use a “trailing whitespace” which is two or more spaces. But due to the difficulty of seeing the “trailing whitespace” in an editor, it can cause confusion.
Therefore a <br> HTML tag can be more useful if your markdown supports HTML.
Notes: When denoting a word or phrase as a code enclose it in backticks ( as used above.
When trying to bold a word in markdown, add two asterisk or two underscore before and after the word or phrase.
When trying to italize word in markdown use one asterisk or one underscore before and after the word or phrase.
If your intension is to make a word bold and italized use three asterisk or three underscore before and after the word or phrase.
Find out more about markdown syntax here
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