#How to Write Markdown Documents

#Headings

Use # marks at the beginning, with a space in between, corresponding to h1-h6

Note: Search functionality only applies to first through third-level headings (h1-h3)

#First-Level Heading

There should be one and only one

# Text

#Second-Level Heading

## Text

#Third-Level Heading

### Text

#Fourth-Level Heading

#### Text

#Fifth-Level Heading

##### Text

#Sixth-Level Heading

###### Text

#Bold and Italic

You can use * or _ as marks to make text bold or italic

#Bold

Use ** or __ as marks, appearing in pairs

#Italic

Use * or _ as marks, appearing in pairs

#Bold Italic

Use *** or ___ as marks, appearing in pairs

#Lists

#Ordered Lists

Use 1. as marks, with English punctuation

#Quotes

Use > marks at the beginning, can be nested

Quotes can be used in lists

#Code Blocks

Inline code blocks can use "`" marks, appearing in pairs

Test text

Multi-line wrapped code blocks use " ```javascript/php/typescript... " to wrap, appearing in pairs, with language annotation after the opening mark

const txt = 'test';

#Hyperlinks

Add hyperlinks to pages using [text](address) or directly using address <address>

#Images

Add images to pages using ![text description](address)

#Tables

Quickly embed tables

| Header | Header | | ---- | ---- | // Can use alignment, :- left align, -: right align, :-:
center align | Cell | Cell | | Cell | Cell |

::: tip Example