Markdown Formatting Examples

Take a look at the markdown for this page to see how each element was defined in markdown.

This is a subheader

Notice that the subheader appears in the table of contents for this page.

Top-level subheaders are created with two hash marks followed by a space, followed by the text.

Indented subheader

To indent a subheader below that level, add a third hash mark at the beginning of the line.

This is an unordered (bullets) list:

• Apple
• Banana
• Cherry

This is an ordered list:

1. Apple
2. Banana
3. Cherry

This text is bold.

This text is italic.

This text is strikethrough.

This is "code" text, typically used for technical keywords.

This is another subheader

Notice that the subheader also appears in the table of contents for this page.

Below this text is a horizontal rule:

This is a block quote, useful for highlighting specific text content.

This is a link to jackhenry.dev

Here is a table: