| Table | Header | Item |
|---|---|---|
| Abcdedf | QWERty | 123456 |
| asdf | e | 321 |
The first row of the table becomes a <thead> with <th>'s.
The second row denotes text-align: of right, left, or center.
Some bold and italic text or both. And a link to a site.
Having two returns after a line will wrap it in a <p> tag.
But ending a line with two spaces will just place a <br>.
- Numbered
- Lists
- aadf
- asdf
- Bulleted
- Lists
- rewq
- qwer
Wrapping text in a single set of graves will create an inline <code> tag.
Some markdown interpretters use 4 spaces to denote a code block (like Codepen and Reddit).
<html>
<div></div>
</html>
Some markdown interpreters use 3 graves to denote a code block, followed by an optional filetype for syntax highlighting (Codepen doesn't, but Discord, Gitter, and GitHub do).
```js
for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) { console.log(i); }
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Most mark down interpreters will convert all of the following to an `<hr>`.
* * *
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However, some (like HarooPad), will give special classes to the `<hr>` depending on the type of symbol you use to create different types of horizontal rules.