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The Markdown Syntax For Adding SubscriptsAn example of a subscript is the 2 in H2O. Markdown does not have a syntax for creating one of these, so you must use HTML instead. Example: Here is another article for you 😊 "The Markdown s...
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Markdown: Adding Extra Horizontal Space Between ParagraphsIf you have ever hit the enter key multiple times between two paragraphs in the hopes of creating more space and yet nothing happens then you have a horizontal spacing problem. By default HTML, the format in which your Markdown is converted to interprets multiple whitespaces as one. So hit...
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Embedding Images In Markdown DocumentsThe syntax for adding an image to a Markdown document is fairly straightforward. This syntax is very similar to that of an anchor link with the only difference being thi...
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Highlighting Code Snippets In MarkdownFor technical articles containing code examples, it's important and helpful to present them in the most legible way possible. You can use the backtick (`) symbol to highlight inline code for example, . Inline code examples are the kind you find embedded within a sentence. ...
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Formatting Text In MarkdownThis article will discuss a few of Markdown's syntax for formatting text. To make a text bold we place double asterisks at the start and end of the text. For example: To italicize text you need to place single asterisks on both sides of the text...
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The Markdown Syntax For Creating LinksMarkdown provides a syntax for adding links to your documents. This way readers can navigate between pages. The syntax for creating a link is as follows: The above is equivalent to the following in HTML Unfortunately Markdown does not provide anyway t...