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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...
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How To Create A Table In MarkdownThere are two ways to create a table in Markdown: Some Markdown renderers do not support the Markdown table syntax. The syntax for creating a table involves the use of and to mark out what looks like an actual table which is then rendered as an HTML table. Here is an examp...
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Jumping To Any Section Of Your Markdown DocumentYou might want to add links in other parts of your markdown document so users can click and easily navigate to different sections. This can be done using Anchor tags. ...
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Prevent MacOS From Creating A .ds_store FileIf you work on macOS, you might have noticed whenever you add image files or some media file to your project, a hidden file is created automatically. This is how macOS stores metadata for media files. But you don't want this in your project. There are two ways you can prevent this...