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Frequently used GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM)
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Table of Contents

1. Lists
2. Text Styles
3. Other Useful Stuff

Lists

Unordered List

Use hyphens - or asterisks * for unordered list (both get same results)

using hyphens -

- This
- That
- Other

result:

• This
• That
• Other

using asterisks *

* This
* That
* Other

result:

• This
• That
• Other

Ordered List

Use Numbers or Letters for an Ordered list

Numbers

1. This
2. That
3. Other

result:

1. This
2. That
3. Other

Letters

A. This
B. That
C. Other

result:

A. This
B. That
C. Other

Nested Ordered List

Make nested lists by indenting/tabbing over

1. This  
    a. item a  
2. That  
    b. item b  
3. Other  
    c. item c  

result:

1. This
   a. item a
2. That
   b. item b
3. Other
   c. item c

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Checkbox List

markup:

- [x] This  
- [ ] That  
- [ ] Other  

result:

• This
• That
• Other

Expandable List

markup:

<details>
  <summary>Click to Expand</summary>  
  
  - Item 1  
  - Item 2  
  - Item 3  
      
</details>  

result:

Click to Expand

• Item 1
• Item 2
• Item 3

Collapsible List (list already opened)

markup:

<details open>  

  <summary>Click to Collapse</summary>  
  
  - Item 1  
  - Item 2  
  - Item 3  
      
</details>  

result:

Click to Collapse

• Item 1
• Item 2
• Item 3

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Text Styles

Bold

Use 2 asterisks for bold

**This is Bold Text**

This is Bold Text

Italic

Use 1 asterisk for italic

*This is Italic Text*

This is Italic Text

Nested Italic within Bold

**This is *italic* within bold**

This is italic within bold

Strikethrough

This is ~~strikethrough~~

This is strikethrough

Subscript

This is <sub>subscript</sub>

This is _subscript

Superscript

This is <sup>superscript</sup>

This is ^superscript

Headers

Use Hashtags # for Headers (1 thru 6)

# Header 1
## Header 2
### Header 3
#### Header 4
##### Header 5
###### Header 6

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Other Useful Stuff

Horizontal Lines

3 hyphens, 3 asterisks, or 3 underscores

---  
***  
___  

result:

---

---

---

Quote Text

Quote text with a > symbol

> Line 1
> Line 2

result:

Line 1
Line 2

Quote Code

Quote code inside 3 backticks ```

```
**Bold Text markup**  
```

Bold Text markup

Notes and Warnings

> **Note**  
> Note to Self  

> **Warning**  
> Do not Disturb  

result:

Note
Note to Self

Warning
Do not Disturb

Footnotes⁸

Example markup:

The footnote is a bit of information    
or note about a topic in a reading.    
The footnote is connected by a     
reference number[^1] that corresponds     
with the same numbered footnote.    
Here, clicking the reference number  
directs us to the related footnote.  
The footnote gets its name[^2]     
because of its placement     
in the footer of a page.[^3]  


[^1]: Reference numbers are written in superscript.          

[^2]: As always, the footnote is placed in the footer, hence the name.          

[^3]: The footer is the margin at the bottom of the page usally containing information        
such as page numbers, copyrights, references, etc.        

result:

The footnote is a bit of information
or note about a topic in a reading.
The footnote is connected by a
reference number¹ that corresponds
with the same numbered footnote.
Here, clicking the reference number
directs us to the related footnote.
The footnote gets its name²
because of its placement
in the footer of a page.³

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Footnotes

1. Reference numbers are written in superscript. ↩

2. As always, the footnote is placed in the footer, hence the name. ↩

3. The footer is the margin at the bottom of the page usally containing information
   such as page numbers, copyrights, references, etc. ↩