Manual

Complete Markdown Guide

This page is your complete Markdown reference. Consult it whenever you need to remember how to format something.

Headings

Use # to create headings. More # symbols = smaller heading level.

# Main Title (H1)
## Subtitle (H2)
### Section (H3)
#### Subsection (H4)
##### Smaller (H5)
###### Smallest (H6)

H1 and H2 are most common. H3 and H4 are for subdivisions.

Tip

Always leave a space between # and the text. #Title won't work, use # Title.

Text Formatting

Format words or phrases with symbols around the text.

You write Result Use
**text**textImportant emphasis
*text*textSubtle emphasis
***text***textMaximum emphasis
~~text~~textDeleted/wrong text
`text`textCode or command
==text==textHighlight

Line Breaks and Paragraphs

Markdown treats line breaks specially. Understanding this avoids frustration.

What you want How to do it
New line (same paragraph)Two spaces at end + Enter
New line (alternative)<br> at end
New paragraphBlank line between texts
Page break (PDF)<!-- pagebreak --> or [PB] button

Lists

Create lists with bullets or numbers.

Bullet list

- Item one
- Item two
  - Subitem (2 spaces before)
- Item three

Use -, *, or + for bullets.

Numbered list

1. First item
2. Second item
3. Third item

Numbering is automatic.

Task list

- [ ] Pending task
- [x] Completed task

Use [ ] for pending, [x] for done.