Achievement 4: Applying Markdown Styles by @alexander898
Good evening steemians, hope we are doing great. Actually, my business today in this awesome community is on how to apply the markdown styles used in writing in steemit. Hope it'll be an interesting one.
MARKDOWN STYLES
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In other to make a nice and lovely post in this platform, there are some ways of writing that's adviced to be used.
These patterns of writing makes a post look matured and easy to understand. Thanks to @bright15 for the wonderful mentorship and guide from the very first day I signed up on this platform. Below are some of the regularly used markdown styles in steemit.
APPLYING MARKDOWN STYLES
1.To break a page
Just with the use of four asterisks (****) brings a line that breaks a page. From my observation, it is the simplest markdown style in this platform.
For example;
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In other to make a nice and lovely post in this platform, there are some ways of writing that's adviced to be used.
These patterns of writing makes a post look matured and easy to understand. Thanks to @bright15 for the wonderful mentorship and guide from the very first day I signed up on this platform.
2.Heading
Heading works in steemit using the symbol (#). When you place the (#) in front of the word or the text then give just a space then you will see the size you want, just note that the more (#) you put will determine the size of the text you get.
For example;
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Output:
Blogging
Blogging
Blogging
Blogging
3.Bold, italics or strike through
Bold: use two **, then write the desired word and close with two ** .
italics: use one *, then write the desired word and close with one *.
strike through: use two ~~, then write the desired word and close with two ~~.
For example;
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Output:
blockchain
blockchain
blockchain
4.List
List creating a list, you can use * or number before writing your desired word.
For example;
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Output:
- I love steemit
- I love steemit
5.To center a text
To center a word or text, you'll use < then write center and close with>, then write the word you want to write in the center then use <, / write center and close with >.
For example;
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![image.png](https://steemitimages.com/640x0/https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmTqU8QdMzqoCoLw1C5v5KHHxvLDWdC8vWwscU4LyzDnK2/image.png)
6.Subscript
In writing subscript, firstly use < then write sub close it with > write the text you wish to write in subscript, then use <, / write sub and close with >
For example;
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Output:
I want to be successful
7.Justify Text
Justifyustify a text i.e to make your write up look arranged from the beginning to the end, use < and then write div give space and write class then use =, " then write text-justify, use " and close with > after writing the text, close with <, / write div and close with>
For example;
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8.Adding images and sourcing images
If you want to add image that's your own, all you have to is click the place you wish to put the image, then click on "selecting them".
It will lead you to your gallery, choose the image and upload.
If the image isn't yours, repeat the above procedure, then below the image use [ and write source and close with ], then use ( paste the link and close with).
For example;
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9.To write in grey color
To write in grey, you'll first use < write code then close with> write the word you intend to write in grey, and use <, / write code and close with>.
For example;
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Output:
Beans is my favorite food
There are actually more markdown styles but these are the ones am used to so far in this platform.
Thanks you'll for reading my achievement 4. Am grateful.
Regards to:
Hi, @alexander898,
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