#Markdown syntax code#

Proper formatting can be achieved only when a blank space is left at the end of the table. Tables can be created by formatting the text with the markup provided below. In headers, a line of hyphens below text will also be interpreted as an `` tag. Markdown allows you to write using an easy-to-read, easy-to-write plain text format, which then converts to valid HTML for viewing on dotCMS. This document describes the most commonly used markdown features using this syntax. Text in #Double Hashes# will be interpreted as an `` HTML tag (a smaller header). The dotCMS Markdown Viewtool uses Github-flavored Markdown syntax. You dont need to hard-wrap > the paragraphs in your blockquotes, but it looks much. Markdown is an easy to use markup language to format text, that offers multiple ways to achieve the same result. Text in #Single Hash# will be interpreted as an `` HTML tag (a big header). The syntax is based on the way email programs > usually do quotations.

Include an extra line break after any text before the line of hyphens to prevent the hyphens from being interpreted as header syntax.

#Markdown syntax code#

You can similarly create links by just providing the relevant URL ex: 'URL of Site24x7 is It will be automatically interpreted as a link.Īdd an inline formatted code by enclosing the text within a single backtick ( ` ) on either side `Inline code`.Ī line with at least three hyphens will create a horizontal line across the entire comment or description. You can create a code block by surrounding the text with three backticks at the start and end of the text.Ĭreate a link by placing the link text within brackets and the URL in parentheses ( ). The text inside a blockquote will be formatted properly only when it is separated from the rest of the text by a blank line.Ī code block can have one or more lines of text that when created has a pre-formatted, fixed-width text.

Indent the text by adding an angle bracket (>) to the beginning of each line of the text that you'd like to quote. Markdown is a plain text and lightweight markup programming language meant for formatting for the web and following source code form. Any line that begins with a numbered format, even if it isn't 1, will automatically create an ordered list. Just add numbers followed by a space before each line of text. Other Elements abbr, sub, sup, kbd, mark. Multiple lines of text can be put into a sequential order to form an ordered list. The list will be formatted properly only once a blank line is added at the end of the list.

Multiple lines of text can be easily converted into an unordered/random list by adding a hyphen followed by a space before each line of text. Cross out text by enclosing it inside double tildes on either side, ~~strikethrough text~~