Sizes and headers

When you want the first paragraph, title, word or any part of your wording to be of another size, you only have to alternate with numerals #, you can place up to 6, where the first is the largest size. Then you must place the number of numerals, space, and then the text. For example:

Title.

Title.

Title.

Title.

Title.

Title.

Title.
Title.
Title.
Title.
Title.
Title.

In html it is more annoying because you have to place it to open < h1 > and then close with </ h1>, and so with h2, h3 ... until h6. In that sense markdown is faster to apply.

Emphasis.

If you want to highlight a word or part of a text using bold or italic you can use the mark down as follows:

For bold type 2 arcs or 2 underscore the floor. Example:

** Black **
__ Black __

Black with asterisks (use no space)
Bold with underscore (use no space)

Italics
For italic or italic style letters use a single asteristic or a single underscore between the text. For example:

• Italics *
  _ Italics _.

Cursive with asterisk (use no space)
Italic with underscore. (use no space)

For the html case use < em > for italic text and < b > or < strong > for bold, just remember to start with the respective major and minor symbols to open <__> and close by adding the slash </ __ >.

Adding quotes or quotes.

These are often used to quote verbatim what a person said, but you can also use it to highlight a particular sentence or text, just place>, leave a space and place the text. Simple and effective!
Ahem:

Insert the quote or phrase here.

In html you have to place between the symbols of major and minor <> </> the words blockquote.

Center text
Here the html does its magic because I do not know why markdown can not, or maybe it can but I still do not know, the truth is that if you want to center your texts or any image you must use the word center between the symbols <> < />. Example:

Well centered please

Create list
Then markdown makes it easier, in the case of recipes or if you want to sort or give some kind of instruction that needs to be carried out in an orderly way you can use the normal numbers or the bullets using the asterisk *.
Example:

1. First bug.

2. Second bug.

3. Third bug.

   First bug.
   Second bug.
   Third bug.

• Bullet point.

  Bullet point.

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