Hello my dear Steemians,
I'm much delighted to once again continue with my achievements 4 task which really talks about applying markdowns.

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Applying Markdown

One of the best way in drawing people to your content and also making it look nice is by applying markdowns styling. With the help of this blockchain, applying markdown styling in your content can make your work look very attractive and easy to read.

Below are some markdown styling that can be applied in your presenting work.

MARKDOWN FOR HEADINGS

BETTER LIFE

BETTER LIFE

BETTER LIFE

BETTER LIFE

BETTER LIFE

BETTER LIFE

The above are created with this code:

For the headline number 1 we use # test 1

For headline number two we use (2 hashtags) ## test 2

For headline number three we (3 hashtags) ### test 3

For headline number four we use (4 hashtags) #### test 4

For headline number five we use ( 5 hashtags) ##### test 5

For headline number six we use (6 hashtags) ###### test 6

We can also create a nice centered line using

(#)(<) center > Headline here (<)/center> without any bracket ()

An example is given below

BETTER LIFE

LINKS

Whenever we add @ in front of a user name, it automatically becomes a link
Example: @paakow

We can also hide a link in a word or phrase by simply adding [text ] and the link next to it in bracket () without any space between the [] and ().

Example: Page

TABLE

Creating tables can be very useful to have items or data organized when writing a content

In order to create a table like the one above, we need to type this:

This goes to the first row Header 1 | Header 2

This goes to the second row ------- | -------

This goes to the third row STEEM 1 | STEEM 2

This goes to the fourth row STEEM 3 | STEEM 4

The text cells 1, 2, 3, 4, header 1 and 2 can however be optimized as you like.

QUOTES

In creating a quote we type this: > text
Example:

I love you

ALIGNMENT COMMAND

Sometimes you might want to write your content in 2 columns just like how articles are presented in news papers. This can be achieved by using the alignment command < div class = "pull-right" >.

Example:

              Thank you.