Hello guys, I'm very happy to have completed my Achievement 1 - 3 post so far and now am in Achievement 4 which I will be talking about the application of markdown styles used in the steemit world. Please you'll should kindly listen to what I have to offer.

Steemit has discovered the ways of bringing up it's members on how to blog and this lesson started from my;

Achievement 1 - about personal introduction.
Achievement 2 - about the keys used here and security.
Achievement 3 - plagiarism which is the most important thing to be considered if you really want to be a great steemian.
Achievement 4 - my current discussion which is all about applying the markdown styles.

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MARKDOWN STYLES

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In other to make your post look very arranged, matured and easy to read in this platform, there are some method of writing that should be taken into consideration which is known as the markdown styles. Below are some of the normally used markdown styles in steemit.

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APPLYING MARKDOWN STYLES

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1. Heading

Heading works in steemit using the hash symbol (#). When you place the (#) in front of a text or word then give a space, your desired size appears. Note, the more (#) you put at the front of a text determines the size you will get. For example,

Input:

Output:

Steemit

Steemit

Steemit

Steemit

2. To break a page

Just the use of four asterisks (****) brings a line that breaks the page.

It is the simplest markdown style in steemit. For example,

Input:

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Output:

In other to make your post look very arranged, matured and easy to read in this platform, there are some method of writing that should be taken into consideration which is known as the markdown styles.

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Below are some of the normally used markdown styles in steemit.

3. Bold, italics, strike

▪Bold: input two asterisks, then write your desired word and close with two asterisks ( ** ........ ** ).
▪Italics: input one asterisks, then write your desired word and close with one asterisk ( * ........ * ).
▪Strike : input use two tildes, then write your desired word and close with two tildes ( ~~ ........ ~~ ). For example,

Input:

Output:

⚛Bold - @cryptokannon
⚛Italics - @cryptokannon
⚛Strike - @cryptokannon

4. Text Justify

To justify a text i.e to make it look well arranged from beginning to the end, use < and then write div give space and write class then use = "text-justify" and close with> which will be at the beginning of your write up and after your write up, you close with </ write div and close with> which ends your write up. For example,

Input:

Output:

5. To Center a text

To centralize, you'll use < then write center and close with>, then write your desired word and then use < / write center and close with >. For example,

Input:

Output:

I am a Christian

6. Adding images and sourcing images

If you want to add your image, 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 image source and close with ], then use ( paste the link where you got the image from and close with). For example,

Input:

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Output:

_Source

7. Table

To create a table, firstly you write the thing you wish to write in the first column, then use | and then write something in the second column.
Under it, use ---------- | ----------, if you write on the first column, use | before writing on the second column. Example

Input:

Output:

Names of boys	Names of girls
Bright	Jennifer
Ebuka	Amaka
Uche	Blessing

8. Applying Numbers and Bullet

To number a text, you just have to add the desired number where needed. But in the case of adding a bullet, use the asterisk symbol where needed or at the beginning of the text then give a space.

For better understanding check below;

Input:

Output:

1. Steem on, Steemians

• Steem on, Steemians

9. Alignment of text/ images into two cells

First, use < write div, class then use =, ", write pull-right" then close with > then write the text you wish to write, and close with <, /, write div and >.
Repeat the process above but this time use pull-left not pull right. For example,

Input:

Output:

10. Subscript

To write subscript, firstly use < then write sub close it with > write your desired text in subscript, then use < / write sub and close with >
Example,

Input:

Output:

_{Steem has done more good to the crypto world since it was introduced}

There are actually more markdown styles but these are the ones am conversant with this achievement. Thanks you'll for reading my achievement 4.

Steem on, Steemians

Regards to:

Cc:
@cryptokannon
@bright-obias
@fendit
@belenguerra