How to Markdown - IP-2025/waves-of-the-fallen GitHub Wiki
H1 Heading
H2 Heading
H3 Heading
H4 Heading
H5 Heading
H6 Heading
Horizontal Lines
Bold Text
Bold Text
Italic Text
Italic Text
Bold and Italic
Bold and Italic
Strikethrough Text
Lists
Unordered List
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Sub-item 1
- Sub-item 2
Ordered List
- First item
- Second item
- Sub-item 1
- Sub-item 2
Links and Images
Blockquotes
This is a blockquote.
Another line in the quote.
Code
Inline Code
Inline code
Code Block
print("Hello, Markdown!")
Tables
Name | Age | Country |
---|---|---|
John | 25 | USA |
Alice | 30 | Canada |
- Task 1 (Done)
- Task 2 (Pending)
- Task 3 (Pending)
Style Guide
1. Structure & Headings
- Use only one
H1
(#
) heading - Always start with an
H1
(#
) as the main title. - Use sequential headings (
H2
>H3
) to create a clear hierarchy. - Leave a blank line before and after headings for better readability.
2. Text Formatting
- Use
**bold**
for emphasis and*italic*
for subtle highlights. - Avoid excessive formatting (e.g., using
***bold and italic***
unnecessarily).
3. Lists
- Use
-
for unordered lists and1.
for ordered lists. - Leave a blank line before and after lists.
- Indent nested lists with two spaces.
4. Links & Images
- Use descriptive link text instead of raw URLs.
- Add alternative text (
alt text
) to images.
5. Code Blocks
- Use inline code (
\
inline code``) for short snippets. - Use triple backticks (
```
) for multi-line code and specify the language.
6. Tables
- Align columns properly using
|
and---
. - Keep table widths consistent.
7. Blockquotes
- Use
>
for quotes and keep them short.
8. Task Lists
- Use
- [ ]
for tasks and- [x]
for completed items.
9. Horizontal Lines
- Use
---
,***
, or___
for section breaks.
10. Special Characters
- Escape special characters using
\
when necessary.
Summary
- Consistency is key – keep formatting clean and structured.
- Whitespace improves readability – use blank lines where needed.
- Use proper syntax – stick to Markdown standards for best compatibility.