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Markdown Tips

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Add — then hit enter- this is where front matter goes, for example the title, which is case sensitive and needs a :

You can also add weights

You can toggle back and forth between markdown and code by using Ctrl + /

Headers

Header

Header

Header

Header

Header

###You need to add a space after the #

Adding Emphasis

Emphasis, aka italics, with asterisks or underscores.

Strong emphasis, aka bold, with asterisks or underscores.

Combined emphasis with asterisks and underscores.

Strikethrough uses two tildes. Scratch this.

Use [ ] for text of the link, what people will see, ( ) for the actual link

What you want to say here

Go to Google! et-al page

Posting pictures

! [Image name goes here] (filepath of where the image is)

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If you want your image to have text appear other than the image name you can add “ “ after the file path and that will be what shows up when people hover over the image:

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The filepath of the image needs to be in the docs/assets/images folder in the repository you are working in on github. If these don’t exist you need to create them. /documentation references the docs folder in the repository you are in- pyBRAT, RCAT, etc. The filepath is critical.

Code

If you want to show code add ` around the code:

print: "Hello World."

Videos

If you want to embed a youtube video (or Google Map or something else), you can go click on the share and then embed buttons, then copy the code and paste it:

Here is a markdown cheatsheet that has more information if you are looking for more.