No CSS here.
Only basic html. There's also some tricks you can pull off in MarkDown.
https://steemit.com/steemit/@thecryptofiend/markdown-basics-for-beginners
No CSS here.
Only basic html. There's also some tricks you can pull off in MarkDown.
https://steemit.com/steemit/@thecryptofiend/markdown-basics-for-beginners
Yes you can use a mixture of basic html and markdown.
There are some slightly more advanced features covered here: https://steemit.com/steemit/@steemitblog/new-advanced-formatting-features
You can't use CSS though (at least not yet).
You're everywhere!
UPDATED: previous comment was done on phone. don't know why was gibberish.
The 2 replies here sums up it up. I mostly used HTML and tried CSS but didn't seem to work L since then, I tried Markdown but still the formatting possibilities of HTML prevails :-)
I use both - seems to work best:)
I still Markdown if I do more spontaneous less planned stuff but my Google doc templates are mostly HTML though I had an Addins for rendering Markdown which works well with the HTML too. :-)
I think HTML makes more sense for templates.
Templates are useful. I think even for those who don't use HTML. :-)