Headers

We support six levels of headers that you can use # to ###### to create headers from Header 1 to Header 6.

# This is Header 1

## This is Header 2

### This is Header 3

#### This is Header 4

##### This is Header 5

###### This is Header 6

This is Header 1

This is Header 2

This is Header 3

This is Header 4

This is Header 5

This is Header 6

Info

We suggest that start with Header 2, as Header 1 is reserved for the title of the page, but we still leave the flexibility to use Header 1 if you want.

Emphasis

To make the words vividly, you can add the emphasis adaptively.

- *This text will be italic* or _This text will be italic_
- **This text will ne bold** or __This text will be bold__
- ***This text will be italic and bold*** or ___This text will be italic and bold___
- ~~This text will be strikethrough~~
- <u>This text will be underline</u>
- <sup>This text will be superscript</sup>
- <sub>This text will be subscript</sub>

This text will be italic or This text will be italic
This text will ne bold or This text will be bold
This text will be italic and bold or This text will be italic and bold
~~This text will be strikethrough~~
This text will be underline
^{This text will be superscript}
_{This text will be subscript}

Lists

There are two types of lists, unordered and ordered. You can use * for unordered and 1. for ordered. And you can use the combination of them.

Unordered

- Item 1
- Item 2
  - Item 2a
  - Item 2b
  - Item 2c
    - Item 2c1
    - Item 2c2

Item 1
Item 2
- Item 2a
- Item 2b
- Item 2c
  - Item 2c1
  - Item 2c2

Ordered

1. Item 1
2. Item 2
    1. Item 2a
    2. Item 2b
    3. Item 2c
        1. Item 2c1
        2. Item 2c2

Item 1
Item 2
1. Item 2a
2. Item 2b
3. Item 2c
  1. Item 2c1
  2. Item 2c2

Combined

1. Item 1
2. Item 2
    - Item 2a
    - Item 2b
    - Item 2c
        - Item 2c1
        - Item 2c2
3. Item 3

Item 1
Item 2
- Item 2a
- Item 2b
- Item 2c
  - Item 2c1
  - Item 2c2
Item 3

Tip

To insert a line break within a text field, you can use the keyboard shortcut Shift + Enter. This allows you to start a new line without ending the current paragraph.

Links

Visit [pedrohdev](https://pedrohdev.com/en-US) for more information.

You can also paste URLs directly, like https://pedrohdev.com/en-US or http://pedrohdev.com/en-US — autolinking works for `https` and `http` prefixes.

Or use a reference-style link like [PedroHdev Portfolio].

[PedroHdev Portfolio]: https://pedrohdev.com/en-US

Visit pedrohdev for more information.

You can also paste URLs directly, like https://pedrohdev.com/en-US or http://pedrohdev.com/en-US — autolinking works for https and http prefixes.

Or use a reference-style link like PedroHdev Portfolio.

Code

We can use inline code and code block in markdown to represent the code.

Inline Code

We can use the backticks ` to create the inline code.

`print("Hello, World!")`

print("Hello, World!")

Code Block

With three backticks ```, we can create the code block. Also, we can specify the language to highlight the syntax next to the first three backticks, such as ```python.

```python
def foo() -> str:
    """
    This is a function to return the string 'bar'
    
    Returns:
        str: 'bar'
    """
    return 'bar'
```

def foo() -> str:
    """
    This is a function to return the string 'bar'
    
    Returns:
        str: 'bar'
    """
    return 'bar'

Markdown Styles Guide