1. Header:

The symbol “#” indicates the level of a header, which is shown as follows:

first-level header

“# first-level header”: first-level header

second-level header

“## second-level header”: second-level header

fifth-level Header

“##### fifth-level header”: fifth-level header

And so on.

2. Typeface:

• Bold: **The text to be bold**

  Result: The text to be bold

• Italic: *The test to be italic*

  Result: The text to be italic

• Bold and Italic: ***The test to be bold and italic***

  Result: The test to be bold and italic

• Strikethrough: ~~The test to be strikethrough~~

  Result: The test to be trikethough

• Newline: two ‘ ‘ in the gap between the 2 texts. Or < br> (No ‘ ‘).

  Result:
  Tip:
  If you want share your library by copying the files, you need to copy both the .data file and the .enl file. They need to work together.

  
  

• Be placed in the middle: < center>markdown< /center> (No ‘ ‘).

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3. Quotation:

The symbol “>” indicates the level of a quotation just as what “#” does.

Grammar: > the quotation

>This is the first-level quotation

And so on.

4. Split Line:

Symbol: more than 3 “-“ or “*“, the results are shown as follows:

---

---

5.Figure:

Grammar: ”the title of the figure (shown when the mouse is over the figure)”)

However, the offline way is not recommended. (Offline way cannot be use in deployment of a website)

Place the figure in the middle:
< div align=center> (No the first ‘ ‘).


< div align=left> (No the first ‘ ‘)

Result:

set the figure’s size:
< img width=200 src=”the link of the figure.png” >

Result:

6. Hyperlink:

Grammar: [Hyperlink’s name](Address “title”)

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7. List:

• Unordered: symbol ‘-’ or ‘+’ or ‘*‘, the result is just like this line.

1. Ordered: 1. or 2. or 3. and so on, the result is just like this line.

• nesting: three ‘ ‘(blank) between the indexes.

8. Table:

Grammar:(No blank line!)

header 1|header 2|deader 3

—|:–:|—:

content 11|content 21|content 31

content 12|content 22|content 32

The result is as follows:

header 1	header 2	deader 3
content 11	content 21	content 31
content 12	content 22	content 32

9. Code:

Grammar:

• ‘One-line code’

  create database hero;

• ‘’’ A passage of code’’’

  function fun(){
       echo "Hello world!";
  }
  fun();

10. Formula:

Use the website: LateXFormula
Create the formula and then Choose ‘URL Encoded’ option below.
Copy the URL and then paste it in Markdown.

Example: