This page serves as a quick reference guide for Markdown syntax, essential for developers and content creators working with plain text formatting. Below is a breakdown of common Markdown elements and their corresponding syntax.

Markdown Syntax Guide

Markdown is a lightweight markup language that uses plain text formatting syntax. It's widely used for README files, online forums, and creating rich text using a plain text editor.

Basic Formatting

[main]
name=markdown
desc=Git markdown Cheatsheet
[cheats]
H1 = #
H2 = ##
Italics = *asterisks*
Bold = **Double asterrisks**
Strikethrough = ~~Two Tildes~~
Ordered List = 1. item  2. item
Unordered list = * or - or +
External link = [Linky link](https://www.github.com)
Inline code =  `back-ticks`
Blocks of code = Three back-ticks ```
Blockquotes = > This is a quote
Horizontal rules = Three or more dashes ---

Usage and Examples

Understanding these elements allows for efficient content creation and documentation. For instance, using headings helps structure your content logically, while links provide easy navigation to external resources.

Further Resources

For more in-depth information on Markdown, you can refer to the official Markdown documentation or explore resources on The Markdown Guide.