Achievement 4: Applying Markdowns.

Hello steemians,
I hope all is good. I'm glad to announce that I have successfully completed my achievement 1-3 tasks with verifications thanks to @hassanabid, @psicoparedes, @ngoenyi and @cryptokannon. Today I'll be composing my Achievement 4 task: Applying Markdowns.

Source

There are basic and advanced markdowns that you can apply when making a post on #steemit. Some of them include;

Headlines

Headlines and sub-headlines are the main points when making a post, and so they must be clear enough for a reader.

We have two methods to create a headline

Method 1. At the beginning of your heading or title, insert # symbol. The headline size reduces as you increase the number of # symbol.

For example, you get

Headline 1

Headline 2

Headline 3

Headline 4

from these respective codes;

# Headline 1
## Headline 2
### Headline 3
#### Headline 4

Method 2. Applicable only for headline 1 and 2.

Instead of inserting the # symbol, you can type your heading, then under, insert three dashes for headline 2 or three times the equal sign for headline 1 as shown below.

Headline 2
---

Headline 1
===

• centered headline # <center>Headline here</center>
• italicized headline #Headline`
• Strike through #Headline& Headline

Text

There are a few things you can do with text, one of which is to justify your text.

For example,

"This world would be a better place if we love one another. A person may hate you for little or no reason. For instance, someone may hate the way you talk, the way you walk, the way you laugh or even the way you look. These are frivolous reasons to hate another person. Love more, hate less."

The above is an unjustified text, while the one below is justified.

How to do it;

<div class="text-justify">
"This world would be a better place if we love one another. A person may hate you for little or no reason. For instance, someone may hate the way you talk, the way you walk, the way you laugh or even the way you look. These are frivolous reasons to hate another person. Love more, hate less."
</div>

You can align your text into two sections.

<div class="pull-right">
You can move your text to the right.
</div>
You can also move your text to the left.

Using the codes above, you get;

Tables

You can input tables to your post

Table 1 | Table 2
--------- | ----------
Column 1 | Column 2

Using the codes, you get;

Quotes - Blockquotes

When you want to post a phrase, or a quote by someone, you use > in front of the quote or phrase.

> “Home is where the heart is.”
- Elvis Presley

Using the code, you get

"Home is where the love is."
-Elvis Presley

Links

Inputting links to your post refers your readers to the post you linked, and it becomes clickable.

For example,

https://steemit.com/hive-172186/@cryptokannon/achievement-4-mentor-by-cryptokannon-applying-markdown

https://steemit.com/hive-172186/@cryptokannon/achievement-4-mentor-by-cryptokannon-applying-markdown

To get more markdown codes from @cryptokannon, click the link above.

Thank you all for giving me your time and attention.