Markdown Tutorial

Hugo, Docsy, & GitHub will be the three fundamental building blocks for building and deploying your website to the web. Below is a brief overview of the functionality and strengths of each.

Markdown Guide!

Headers

Headers are created using ‘#’ symbols. The number of ‘#’ symbols determines the level of the header.

# This is a level 1 header
## This is a level 2 header
### This is a level 3 header
#### This is a level 4 header
##### This is a level 5 header
###### This is a level 6 header

Output:

This is a level 1 header

This is a level 2 header

This is a level 3 header

This is a level 4 header

This is a level 5 header
This is a level 6 header

Emphasis

You can make text bold or italic using double asterisks or underscores.

**BOLD WORD #1**
__BOLD WORD #2__
 
*italic word #1*
_italic word #2_

Output:

BOLD WORD #1

BOLD WORD #2

italic word #1

italic word #2

You can create links by enclosing the link text in square brackets, followed by the URL in parentheses. For example, Google is a link to Google.

[Google](https://www.google.com)

Output: Google

Lists

Unordered lists can be created using an asterisk or a hyphen:

- List one
  - Nested list one
 
* List two
  * Nexted list two
 
1. Numbered list
2. Numbered list
  • List one
    • Nested list one
  • List two
    • Nexted list two
  1. Numbered list
  2. Numbered list

Blockquotes

Blockquotes are created using the greater-than symbol (>). Here’s an example:

> "Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." - Oscar Wilde

Output:

“Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” - Oscar Wilde

Horizontal Rule

You can create a horizontal rule using three hyphens, three asterisks, or three underscores:

---

Output: