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Using Markdown in posts
Stumbled on the fact that when providing youtube links with a specific start time in the link the embedding feature of the forum will strip out the start time. This can be gotten around by using the link icon at the top of the post editor, then changing the link text, which is the part between the square brackets []
. The youtube video will not be embedded, but the link will have the start time.
The syntax is [link text](https://example.com/ "Title")
which you can just type in, no need to use the link icon. The "Title" part is optional. It's what is displayed when someone hovers their mouse cursor over the link.
Thought I'd also take the opportunity to document some other Markdown features the forum supports:
Bold **text**
Bold __text__
Emphasize *text*
Emphasize _text_
Strike Through ~~text~~
Blockquote
> quote
Nested Blockquote
>> quote
- Bullet
* item
(must be proceeded by a blank link, followed by a blank line to end the list) - Another Bullet
- item
(dash also works, no blank line needed between items)
- Numbered
1. item1
- List
2. item2
- Of
3. item3
- Items
4. item4
You can use a footnote1 [^1]
to stay on point. WIth additional info provided below2 [^2]
Horizontal rule:
---
or ***
or ___
(must be proceeded by a blank line)
A block of text will use a fixed width font when surround by three backticks ```
on either end
12345678901234567890 Block of text using a fixed width font that also preserves multiple spaces
table | A | B | C |
---|---|---|---|
1 | left-aligned | centered | right-aligned |
2 | bold | emphasize | strike through |
| table | A | B | C | | - | - |:--:| -:| | 1 | left-aligned | centered | right-aligned | | 2 | **bold** | *emphasize* | ~~strike through~~ |
Revealed >! Revealed
Header 1 # Header 1
Header 2 ## Header 2
Header 3 ### Header 3
Header 4 #### Header 4
Header 5 ##### Header 5
Header 6 ###### Header 6
All syntax examples provided by surrounding the example with backquote ` or ``` in the case of multi-line examples
Comments
Useful bits. Ta.
+1 You are a srcerer.
Ah gee, thanks![:) :)](https://forum.loopypro.com/resources/emoji/smile.png)
Hopefully the examples are easy enough to copy pasta to taste, but feel free to PM me if it looks like spaghetti!
Added a Spoiler to examples
Hat tip @yug
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/comment/291022/#Comment_291022
Some more examples:
Bold with double underscores: bold
multiline code block
Cool
Horizontal rules:
Updated with additional examples provided by @yug![:) :)](https://forum.loopypro.com/resources/emoji/smile.png)
Isn't it nice, maybe not ...
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h1>Hm, not everything works,
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h1>
I just wanted to annoy you with marquee and blink ^^
But this works too, I guess![](https://forum.audiob.us/uploads/editor/yt/gr5ik4pvzav2.jpg)
Update:
Added example of escaping with backslash to use special characters literally.
Thanks @syrupcore![;) ;)](https://forum.loopypro.com/resources/emoji/wink.png)
Updated fixed width font block text explanatory verbiage to mention four spaces alternative. Left the html bits as an advanced exercise for the thorough reader of this thread. Also proceeded to fix my spelling of precede
Ugh, seems to have reverted to a previous edit![:( :(](https://forum.loopypro.com/resources/emoji/frowning.png)
@Sebastian is there any way to see the edit history?
@srcer not that I know of.