Using Markdown

Markdown is an editing language converted from HTML which allows you to format text using plain text.

Follow the formatting to create a text that looks like this:

Italic

Use asterisks or underscores to create italicized words:

*Italicized words*= Italicized words

_Italicized words_ = Italicized words

Bold

Use 2 asterisks or 2 underscores to create bold words:

**bold words**    = bold words

__bold words__ = bold words

Headers:

Headers are defined by preceding your text with one or more # corresponding to header levels.

# A Heading =A Heading

## A Subheading= A Subheading

### A Sub-subheading= A Sub-subheading

Links:

Use [Text] follow by (URL) to have a text pointing to a link 

            [Google](http://google.com) =  Google

Or simply wrap the link with < > 

            <http://google.com> =  http://google.com

Email:

Use [Text] follow by (mailto:email) to have an email link 

            [Email Text](mailto:test@managedmissions.org) = EmailText

Images:

Use ![ ] follow by (URL) to display an image:

 = 

Lists:

Use numbers, asterisks or dashes for lists

1. List 1                

2. List 2

Will appear as:

1. List 1
2. List 2

* List 1

* List 2
Will appear as:

• List 1
• List 2

- List 1

- List 2

 Will appear as:

- List 1
- List 2