Your content goes here, I am including the Markdown Guide you can use in here to format the article.
Headers
To create headers, prefix the text with hash symbols (#). The number of hash symbols determines the level of the header, with one hash symbol representing the largest heading and six hash symbols representing the smallest heading. For example:
This is an H1 header
This is an H2 header
This is an H3 header
This is an H4 header
This is an H5 header
This is an H6 header
Emphasis
To create emphasis in text, you can use either asterisks (*)
or underscores (_)
. Single asterisks or underscores create italicized text, while double asterisks or underscores create bold text. For example:
This is italicized text
This is also italicized text
This is bold text This is also bold text
Lists
To create an unordered list, prefix each item with a dash (-)
or an asterisk (*)
. For example:
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 3
To create an ordered list, prefix each item with a number followed by a period. For example:
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 3
You can also create nested lists by indenting the items. For example:
- Item 1
- Nested item 1
- Nested item 2
- Item 2
- Item 3
Links
To create a link, use the following format: [link text](link URL)
. For example: Google
Plus, if you wanna have just a link you can do that too https://www.google.com. It will be automatically hyperlinked to itself
You can also add a title attribute to the link by including it after the URL in quotes. For example: Google
Images
To insert an image, use the following format: ![Description or alt text of image](image URL)
. For example: ![Divity social media card](/og.webp)
will generate following image:
There's one more format you can use, and in this format you can specify your own width and height as well. For example: <Image alt="Divity Logo (200x200)" src="/logo.png" width="200" height="200" />
Blockquotes
To create a blockquote, use the > symbol
before the text you want to quote. For Example:
This is a blockquote.
Code Blocks
To create a code block, wrap the text in backticks (`)
. For example:
This is a code block
You can also create a code block with multiple lines by wrapping the text in triple backticks (```)
. For example:
This text is written in a code block
and it will remain as it is and will not format...
That's why it is a separate block...!
Horizontal Rule
To create a horizontal rule, use three or more hyphens (---)
, asterisks (***)
, or underscores (___)
. Example:
Tables
To create a table, use hyphens (-)
to separate the header row from the content rows and pipes (|)
to separate columns. Example:
Header A | Header B | Header C | Header D |
---|---|---|---|
Content A1 | Content B1 | Content C1 | Content D1 |
Content A2 | Content B2 | Content C2 | Content D2 |
Content A3 | Content B3 | Content C3 | Content D3 |
Conclusion
Use this format and make your post look more alive...