Markdown concise grammar manual

Link to the original text

1. Italics and bold

Use * and ** Indicates italics and bold .

Example ：

This is a Italics , This is a bold .

2. Rating title

Use === Indicates the first level title , Use --- Indicates the secondary title .

Example ：

 This is a first level title 
============================

 This is a secondary title 
--------------------------------------------------

###  This is a three-level title 

You can also choose to add a pound sign at the beginning of the line to indicate different levels of titles (H1-H6), for example ：# H1, ## H2, ### H3,#### H4.

3. External links

Use [ describe ]( Link address ) Add external links to text .

Example ：

This is to go My account number Link to .

4. Unordered list

Use *,+,- Represents an unordered list .

Example ：

• Unordered list items One
• Unordered list items Two
• Unordered list items 3、 ... and

5. Ordered list

Use numbers and dots to represent an ordered list .

Example ：

1. There are sequence items One
2. There are sequence items Two
3. There are sequence items 3、 ... and

6. Quotation

Use > To express a quotation .

Example ：

Wildfires are endless , The spring breeze blows again .

7. In line code block

Use ` Code ` Represents an inline code block .

Example ：

Let's talk about html.

8. Code block

Use Four indented spaces Represents a code block .

Example ：

 This is a code block , There are four invisible spaces to the left of this line .

9. Insert image

Use !\[ describe ]( Picture link address ) Insert image .

Example ：

Learn more about programming , Please pay attention to my official account ：

The way of code