Markdown syntax
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There are multiple variants of Markdown out there. Interordi uses GitHub Flavored Markdown, which adds a few key conveniences over the CommonMark spec. This sample page lists the entire set of supported syntax. --- # Header 1 ## Header 2 ### Header 3 #### Header 4 ##### Header 5 ###### Header 6 This is some text. Text with a single line return gets placed together. Adding two spaces after a line adds a single line return. Leave an empty line to create paragraphs such as this one. For basic formatting: **Bold text**, *italics*, ***bold and italics***, ~~strikethrough~~. Backticks can be used for `in-line code` or `/commands`. For bigger blocks of code, use three backticks at the beginning and end of the block. ``` 10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD" 20 GOTO 10 ``` > Quotes can be spread over multiple lines. > Add two spaces at the end of each line to do so. > > You can also do paragraphs, of course. Three dashes surrounded with no text draw a line. --- * Lists are created with * asterisks at the start * of each line. * Nest items by adding two * spaces before the marker. * Deeper levels are possible. 1. Ordered lists require numbers 2. followed by a period. 99. Actual numbers don't matter, 10. they get auto-corrected. - [ ] Lists can be made with checkmarks. - [X] Add a X within brackets to mark something as done. Links use square brackets around the name, then parentheses around the URL to link to. [Go to Interordi!](https://www.interordi.com/) Web addresses will also become automatically clickable, to a degree. www.interordi.com Images use a similar syntax to links, with an added exclamation mark before the brackets.  An image can be clicked on by combining tags. [](https://www.interordi.com/) Tables have a line for headers, followed by dashes, then a line per data entry. They can have more than two columns, of course! |Key|Value| |---|---| |Value 1|123| |Value 2|456|
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