Blog - #markdown
Markdown guides, tutorials, and tips for developers, writers, and students.
Jupyter Markdown Cheat Sheet: Cells, LaTeX, and Tables
Jupyter notebook markdown cheat sheet covering cell formatting, LaTeX math, tables, images, and HTML. Essential reference for data scientists and students.
Markdown Underline: How to Underline Text (Workarounds)
Markdown has no native underline syntax. Use HTML u tags, ins tags, or CSS spans as workarounds. Learn which method works in GitHub, Obsidian, and editors.
Markdown Line Break: 4 Ways to Add a New Line
Create a line break in markdown using trailing spaces, backslash, HTML br tag, or double newline. Compare methods across GitHub, Obsidian, and CommonMark.
Markdown Checkbox: Create Task Lists and Checklists
Create checkboxes and task lists in markdown with - [ ] for unchecked and - [x] for checked items. Works in GitHub, Obsidian, and most markdown editors.
Best Markdown Editors in 2026: 10 Tools Compared
Compare the best markdown editors for 2026. Covers VS Code, Obsidian, Typora, and 7 more with features, pricing, and platform support.
Markdown Comments: How to Add Hidden Comments
Add comments in markdown using HTML comment syntax. Hidden from rendered output but visible in source. Works in GitHub, VS Code, and all markdown editors.
Markdown Links: Syntax for URLs, Images, and Anchors
Create links in markdown with inline, reference, and autolink syntax. Examples for URLs, images, email links, and anchor links. Copy-paste ready.
Markdown Table: Complete Syntax Guide with Examples
Create markdown tables with pipes and dashes. Learn alignment, formatting, and multi-column layouts with copy-paste examples for GitHub and any editor.
Markdown Horizontal Line: 3 Ways to Add Dividers
Add a horizontal line in markdown with three dashes, asterisks, or underscores. See syntax examples and learn which method works in GitHub, Obsidian, and more.
What Is Markdown? A Plain-English Guide for Beginners
Markdown is a lightweight text formatting language created in 2004. Learn what markdown files are, how the syntax works, and why developers and writers use it.
Markdown Lists: Ordered, Unordered, and Task Lists
Create bullet lists, numbered lists, nested lists, and task lists in markdown. Copy-paste syntax examples for GitHub, Obsidian, and any markdown editor.
Markdown Bold, Italic, and Strikethrough Formatting
Format text in markdown with bold, italic, strikethrough, and combinations. Use asterisks, underscores, and tildes with copy-paste syntax examples.