_
): you would type _italics_
, and a program would know to render that text as italics. You can see how this looks in the below example (code on the left, rendered version on the right):Syntax | Formatting |
---|---|
_text_ | italicized using underscores (_ ) |
**text** | bolded using two asterisks (* ) |
`text` | inline code with backticks () | | | ~~strike-through~~ using tildes ( ~`) |
Syntax | Formatting |
---|---|
# | Header (use ## for 2nd-level, ### for 3rd, etc.) |
``` | Code section (3 back ticks) that encapsulate the code |
- | Bulleted/unordered lists (hyphens) |
> | Block quote |
.md
extension), and Slack or StackOverflow will automatically format your messages..md
) in Atom. Then use the command palette (or the shortcut ctrl-shift-m
) to toggle the Markdown Preview. And once this preview is open, it will automatically update to reflect any changes to the text!.md
file into a blank Chrome tab to view the formatted document. Double-click to view the raw code.<script name>
as <script name>
or <script name>
.“
”
’
‘
>
character:span
attribute to merge two or more columns.span
) column:#
and heading text.<h1>
, aren't recommended, and in some cases will cause build warnings.<alt text>
is a brief description of the image and <folder path>
is a relative path to the image. Alternate text is required for screen readers for the visually impaired. It's also useful if there's a site bug where the image can't render._
). However, don't copy file names for use as alt text. For example, instead of this::::image:::
extension supports standard images, complex images, and icons.type='content'
(the default), both source
and alt-text
are required.type='complex'
, source
, alt-text
, a long description, and the :::image-end:::
tag are all required.loc-scope
attribute in images of types content
and complex
.type='icon'
, only source
should be specified.<title>
is the name of the file and <filepath>
is the relative path to the file. INCLUDE
must be capitalized and there must be a space before the <title>
.<repo>
/includes/media folder. The media directory should not contain any images in its root. If the include does not have images, a corresponding media directory is not required.-
or *
followed by a space at the beginning of each line:-
or *
, use it consistently within an article.no-loc
Markdown extension to identify strings of content that you would like the localization process to ignore.Document
will be ignored during the localization process:
to escape special characters:title
and the Markdown header the word Document
will be ignored during the localization process.description
and the Markdown main content the word document
is localized, because it does not start with a capital D
.This is | a simple | table header |
---|---|---|
table | data | here |
it doesn't | actually | have to line up nicely! |
Fun | With | Tables |
---|---|---|
left-aligned column | right-aligned column | centered column |
$100 | $100 | $100 |
$10 | $10 | $10 |
$1 | $1 | $1 |
[!div]
.div
with the class name mx-tdBreakAll
.Name | Syntax | Mandatory for silent installation? | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Quiet | /quiet | Yes | Runs the installer, displaying no UI and no prompts. |
NoRestart | /norestart | No | Suppresses any attempts to restart. By default, the UI will prompt before restart. |
Help | /help | No | Provides help and quick reference. Displays the correct use of the setup command, including a list of all options and behaviors. |
mx-tdCol2BreakAll
by using the div
wrapper syntax as shown earlier.**bold**
); otherwise the tables won't be accessible for screen readers or valid for Docs.