Formatting Continued ...

Today, we have more markdowns! Formatting text is only one of the many uses of markdown language in the creation of Steemit pages.

For example, let’s presume (merely for the sake of argument) you have discovered a beautiful photograph that you simply must post for your fellow denizens to see.

As you might be aware, one must attribute the link from which one can access the original, so let’s link that along with the photo, and add a snappy caption, like this:

"Autumn Morning in the Thick Misty Grove"

Image by Luca Finardi from Pixabay

Now in case we wanted to alter the placement of a photograph we wish to post, I will link another and format it left-justified as follows:

"Road To Horizon V. 2.0"

Image by Larisa Koshkina from Pixabay

We're going to go left-brained for a moment and pull this next photo to the right:

"Road To Horizon V. 2.0"

Image by Larisa Koshkina from Pixabay

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It's easy enough to create text of different sizes, for example:

Large Text

Semi-Large Text

Not-So-Large Text

... I think we get the picture here.

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And if you wish to create a break such as the one just prior to this sentence, three hyphens, three asterisks, or three equal signs will do the trick.

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I'm starting to really dig this centering. Until next time, I'll be playing with my text. Have fun!

@alternatively