Steemit Markdown for steemian. Checkout the vogue styles. 100% powered up

ckole (68)in SteemAlive • 4 years ago

There are different steemit markdown, which I believe we've come across a lot, but there might be one or two we've not used that would be found in this content

Let's start with Headers

# This is a how h1 texts look

## This is a how h2 texts look

### This is a how h3 texts look

#### This is a how h4 texts look

##### This is a how h5 texts look

###### This is a how h6 texts look

If you follow the examples above, your texts would look like what is seen below. You can try it.

This is how h1 texts

This is a how h2 texts look

This is a how h3 texts look

This is a how h4 texts look

This is a how h5 texts look

This is a how h6 texts look

Lets see unordered list

Create unordered list as seen below. There should be a space after the asterisks, and the outcome would be a bullet list
* list 1
* list 2
* list 3
* list 4
* list 4
* list 5
* list 6

This is how the list will appear if written as what you see above.

list 1
list 2
list 3
list 4
list 5
list 6

There is also another way to create unordered lists.

- list 7
- list 8
- list 9
- list 10

Use the hyphen sign with space then type what you want. It will create a bullet list as seen below

list 7
list 8
list 9
list 10

Creating Tables

Below is the outcome of what we have above

Left	Right
One	Mango
Two	Oranges
Three	Apples

If you want to make it three columns or more, just add to it like this

Left	Right	adding to it
One	Mango	shoe
Two	Oranges	shirt
Three	Apples	comb

There is also another way to create table. This method is the main HTML table creation code. It might be confusing, but if you prefer it, it's okay.

    <table>
        <thead>
            <tr>
                <th>Names</th>
                <th>Gender</th>
                <th>Age</th>
            </tr>
        </thead>
        <tbody>
            <tr>
                <td>John</td>
                <td>Male</td>
                <td>24</td>
            </tr>
            <tr>
                <td>Mary</td>
                <td>Female</td>
                <td>21</td>
            </tr>
        </tbody>
       
                
    </table>

Names	Gender	Age
John	Male	24
Mary	Female	21

Blockquotes

Greater than sign is used to quote a particular statement, or contents that is not your own.

You can do it in several ways

This is another style

This is another style

See the way it's done below.

> This is the first one. Greater than sign is used to quote a particular statement, or contents that is not your own.

> This is the second one. You can do it in several ways
>
>> second style

>
>> This is the third style

Let's see Emphasis

*This asterics will style the text to italics*
_Underscore can also be used to make italics_

Below is the outcome of the sentences in italics

This asterisks will style the text to italics

Underscore can also be used to make italics

Let's see bold

**This text will be bold because of the double asterisks**
__This will also be bold because of the double underscore__

This text will be bold because of the double asterisks
This will also be bold because of the double underscore

Using links in your content

If you want to link a website to any word in your content, use [ ] and ( ).
write your text in the square bracket [ ] and the link goes in the round bracket ( )

This link will take you to the steemit signup page

shifting your text or image to the center

See these few words
in the center. that is how
to shift to the center

Subscript and superscript

Subscript and superscript are font style elements that are used to place texts above another text or below. They can also be used with numbers and alphabets.

Example

X₂³

I want this sentence to carry another sentence at the top^{Yes, the sentence is up}

I want another sentence to stay below this sentence _{Yes, the sentence is below}

Making your texts smaller without using heading tag

_{Let's type something here and see how we can make it look smaller than using any of the heading tags. What we are going to use here is either the superscript or the subscript tag. On a good day, they are used to place texts up or down, but in the process of doing its job, the text becomes smaller, so we can use them in another way by using any of them as an open and closing tag in our texts. We shouldn't put them in between texts, in this case, else the text would be pushed up or down, but if they are used at the beginning of a text or sentences and used as a closing tag at the end of a text or sentences, all the content inside the tags would become small just like this one}

Try it. open the sub or sup tag at the beginning of your sentence, and close it when you are through and see the outcome.

Making your texts align on both end

One of the best ways to make our content neat and enticing is by using inline styling. I'm going to write some lines of text and use the styling to make my texts align on both sides of the editor. Oh! I've done it already. Can you see how both sides of my texts look straight and neat? That is what the inline styling can do to your texts

Note that you need to always out a paragraph or a line break if you want to separate your texts after closing your div. Spacing will not create a gap so use a line breaker of a paragraph. That is what I used to separate this content

Check out the secrete below

This is how far we can go on steemit markdown for now. I will keep updating this content anytime there is a new thing discovered. Utilize these styles to create nice content. Thank you for reading.

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