Some syntax might not be supported in all systems.

Headings

# Heading Level 1

## Heading Level 2

### Heading Level 3

#### Heading Level 4

##### Heading Level 5

###### Heading Level 6

Link Anchor

header

Headings can have a link anchor (#with-a-heading-id)

### My Header

[My link to My Header](#my-header) just needs one # character, lower case, and - for spaces.

CSS

Heading can be access with CSS {#with_an_css_id}

Emphasis

*cursive*

**bold**

***bold and cursive***

===highlight===

Strikethrough

~~strikethrough~~

Superscript and Subsript

^superscript^

~subscript~

Escaping

A \ can escape many formatting characters. e.g. ~*=#\-+<>()[]., etc.

Code

`backticks mark your code`

``doubled backticks allow the use of ` inside the text``

Code-Block

Fours spaces or a tab

will create a  code block

```

The backticks can

create a code block,

three ~ can do the same.

```

Syntax Highlight

```SQL

With some luck, this

code might get you

syntax highlighting.

```

Tables

| Header1 | Header2 | Header3 | will create the header row.

| --- | :--- | ---: | will create the line under the header and the header above, :--- alligns the colum left, ---: allings the column rigt.

| Text1 | Text2 | Text3 | will fill in the table row.

Lists

Ordered

1. This is an ordered list

3. It starts best with one, but then, the next numbers

7. are not of any importance

1. and could even all be one.

0. or any number

0. Furthermore, you can nest

1. list inside.

0. of list

0. with a tab or space.

0. And four spaces or a tab

inside of an list allow to have text between list elements

0. without breaking the numbering.

Unordered

- This is an unordered list

- and you could use + or * as alternatives

- for the minus character

- and again, you can nest lists

- with one tab or two space.

- 1998\. uses backslash to

- escape the numerical formatting.

Checked

- [ ] might create a check list,

- [x] can set it to checked.

Definition

Definition lists

: are possible with

: advanced markup systems.

Links

This is the text [with a link](and_this_ist_the_url.com "and this the is the hovering information")

Escape

If you have [links with parentheses](this_%28difficult%29url "%28 and %29 can help to escape")

`www.backticks_will_stop_automated_url_linking.com`

Image

[](and_this_ist_the_url.com "and this the is the hovering information")] will put a link on an image

URL

<A_valid.url> gets turned into a link with pointy brackets.

E-Mail

<contact@buisness.biz> will create an email link.

Reference Style

One can [link in reference style][1]

[1]: my_refernce_url "with hovering information"

Anchor

header

Headings can have a link anchor (#with-a-heading-id)

### My Header

[My link to My Header](#my-header) just needs one # character, lower case, and - for spaces.

CSS

Heading can be access with CSS {#with_an_css_id}

Line

Three minus characters or more will generate a horizontal line

---

Alternatively, one can use stars or underscore characters

***

___

Blockquote

> This is

>

> my blockquote.

Nested

> This is

>

>>  my nested

>>  blockquote.

Footnote

You can apply a numerical footnote with [^1], or a longer footnote with [^my_footnote].

[^1]: My fist footnote.

[^my_footnote]: My other footnote.

I can intend the text to add

further paragraphs to my footnote.

Image


Linked

[](and_this_ist_the_url.com "and this the is the hovering information")] will put a link on an image

Emjois

:joy: will create an emoji

Further Help

• https://www.markdownguide.org/

Editor

• https://stackedit.io/ - WYSIWG editor