Markdown Style Guide
This page is a reference for the Markdown elements used on this site. Replace it whenever the first real post is ready.
Heading level two
Body copy can contain strong text, emphasis, obsolete text, and links to other places. It can also include inline code inside a sentence.
This line ends with a hard break
and continues on the next line.
Heading level three
An unordered list:
- One item
- Another item
- A nested item
- A final item
A task list:
- Test the common elements
- Publish the first real post
An ordered list:
- Start here
- Continue there
- Finish up
Heading level four
Good writing makes a small website feel much larger than it is.
const greeting = 'hello, world'
const longExample = 'Long code lines remain readable because fenced code blocks scroll instead of widening the page beyond the viewport.'
console.log(greeting)
Tables and links
| Element | Status | Syntax | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heading | Ready | ## |
Gives the page structure |
| Paragraph | Ready | Plain text | Carries the writing |
| Link | Ready | [text](url) |
Connects this page to the web |
Read the CommonMark specification, or visit https://commonmark.org/ directly.
Raw HTML
Open a details element
Raw HTML covers small elements Markdown does not provide.
Keyboard input can use Command + K.
Images
