Markdown/Commonmarker examples
This card shows you how to format a card's content using Markdown Archive . We use the Commonmarker Archive interpreter, so here are examples for its dialect.
Formatting
Copy**Bold**
Bold
Copy_Italics_
Italics
Copy`Monospaced`
Monospaced
Copy> Quoted text
Quoted text
CopyHere is [a link](http://makandra.com/).
Copy
Line breaks
CopyA line break in the code results in a line break. Add a new line for a paragraph.
A line break in the code
results in a line break.
Add a new line for a paragraph.
Headlines
Underline headlines with an equals sign or dash -- or start a line with a hash symbol:
CopyHello World ----------- Lorem ipsum... Hello Universe ============== Lorem ipsum... # Hello Alice Lorem ipsum...
Hello World
Lorem ipsum...
Hello Universe
Lorem ipsum...
Hello Alice
Lorem ipsum...
Horizontal rules
Just draw a line with dashes. Make sure to have a blank line above it so it's not interpreted as a headline.
CopyHere is some text. ------------------------ Text below the horizontal rule.
Here is some text.
Text below the horizontal rule.
Code
Indent text by 4 spaces. This way it is recognized as code.
Copydef foo "hello!" end
Copydef foo "hello!" end
You can also create code blocks GitHub-style:
Copy``` def foo "hello!" end ```
Copydef foo "hello!" end
Lists
Copy* Bullet list item 1 * Bullet list item 2
- Bullet list item 1
- Bullet list item 2
You can also use +
or -
instead of *
.
Copy1. Numbered list item 2. Numbered list item 42. You don't need to number properly
- Numbered list item
- Numbered list item
- You don't need to number properly
(Mind 42 not being used; counting happens automatically)
Combining
You can of course combine this. It becomes a bit tricky when you're using lists, but it's not that hard. Just make sure you indent properly (2 spaces for bullet/definition lists, 3 spaces for numbered lists [since you have number + dot + space]).
Copy* This is a list * Sub item 1 * Sub item 2 * Next list item. We can also nest code: def foo "hello!" end ... and continue writing. This still is part of the list item.
-
This is a list
- Sub item 1
- Sub item 2
-
Next list item. We can also nest code:
Copydef foo "hello!" end
... and continue writing. This still is part of the list item.
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