Text formatting with Markdown
Markdown syntax in our event app is a way to format text on the web. Markdown lets you make words bold or italic and create lists. Most of the time, Markdown is regular text with a few non-alphabetic characters like # or *.
Emphasis
*This text will be bold*_This will be italic_+This text will be underlined+
Lists
Unordered:
* Item 1* Item 2* Item 3
Ordered:
1. Item 12. Item 23. Item 3
Block quotes
Block quote elements can start with a single or triple greater-than sign:
>>> I would rather teach peace than war.
>>> I would rather instill love than hate.
Links
A link like talque can be created via: [talque](https://www.talque.com)
Backslash as an escape character
Markdown allows backslash escapes to display characters that would otherwise have a special meaning in Markdown's formatting syntax. If you want to show +++ breaking news +++, you can write: \+\+\+ breaking news \+\+\+
Markdown offers backslash escapes for the following characters: \ backslash · * asterisk · + plus · - minus · ` backtick · _ underscore · # hash · {} curly braces · [] square brackets · () parentheses
Still have questions? Our support team is happy to help.
support@talque.de
