When editing information in a form, you'll often see something like this fields support markdown formatting. This means that you can add text formatting using Markdown markup.
We mostly stick with standard markdown syntax, but with some customizations.
The following table contains all valid markdown syntax for this website:
| Markup | Result |
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New Line: Add a new line by ending the previousone with 2 spaces Line One Line Two | Line One |
Paragraph: Add a paragraph by having 1 or more empty lines between text Paragraph One Paragraph Two | Paragraph One Paragraph Two |
Headers: # Header ## Smaller Header ... ###### Smallest header | HeaderSmaller Header... Smallest header |
| **bold** | bold |
| *italic* | italic |
| __underline__ | underline |
| ~~strikethrough~~ |
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| `inline-code / highlight` | inline-code / highlight |
| ||spoilers|| | spoilers |
Block of code: ```
function code:
return true;
``` | |
Quotes: > I am a blockquote! > > New lines need an empty line between them! |
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Bulleted lists use asterisks for items: * Item 1 * Item 2 |
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Numbered list use 1. for items: 1. Item A 1. Item B |
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Links: [I am a link, not a Zelda](https://vgjournal.net/) | |
There is also support for definition lists: Term 1 : Term 1 definition : Another definition for Term 1 Term 2 : Term 2 definition |
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Footnotes: Title[^title-reference] [^title-reference]: This is an example footnote * Footnotes are not displayed in previews |