Markdown is a formatting language that has been created recently (2004) compared to other languages and is pretty simple to learn.
The immediate benefits of learning it will be the time saved to create your headings, bullet points, quotes, put text in bold, italic, etc.
Scale in Peace Youtube Channel is all about helping you saving time and being more productive. So, small tips like this video is a good way to learn to write faster and format your text using markdown characters.
Markdown Formatting Language CheatSheet
Headings
- # H1
- ## H2
- ### H3
- #### H4
- ##### H5
- ###### H6
Emphasis
- *Italic* or _Italic_
- **Bold** or __Bold__
- ***Bold and Italic*** or ___Bold and Italic___
Not necessarily markdown but good to know:
- Strikesthrough: “Command + Shift + x” or “Window + Shift + x” is formatting the text as strikesthrough or you can use “~~text~~” symbols
- Underline: CMD + U
Bullet points or Unordered lists
Type “- “:
– Item 1
– Item 2
Or use the “* ” (star + spacebar)
Numbered list or Ordered List
“1. ” so, the number, a dot and a space.
Links
[Link Text](https://example.com)
Images
![Alt Text](https://example.com/image.jpg)
The “alt text” is going to show a text, like for a link and the link will link to the image link, where the image is actually stored.
Blockquotes
Use the crocodile symbol: “> ” or the vertical bar: “| “
Inline Code
`Inline code` Inline code
Horizontal Line
It’s three minus symbol: “—“
Tables
| Header 1 | Header 2 |
| ——– | ——– |
| Row 1 | Data 1 |
| Row 2 | Data 2 |
Task Lists
[ ] Task 1
[x] Task 2
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