Use markdown
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QuickDEV empowers you to employ the lightweight markup language Markdown for text formatting within your app. This encompasses tasks like adjusting font sizes, inserting code snippets, and creating lists. Additionally, Markdown supports embedding HTML-formatted text, offering expanded styling options for your content.
Use Markdown within Input text and Table column type components for enhanced text formatting and presentation.
All Markdown syntax is valid in QuickDEV.
Headings: Add a hashtag before the header. More hashtags, lower header level.
Line breaks: To begin a new line, add at least two whitespaces at the end of the previous one and then click Enter.
Paragraphs: To separate text into paragraphs, use a blank line.
Blockquotes: Use the closing angle bracket (>) to craft a blockquote.
Emphasis: Utilize single asterisks (*) before and after text to convert it to italic text, double asterisks (**) for bold text, and triple asterisks (***) for italic bold text.
Lists: To generate an unordered list, utilize a hyphen (-), asterisk (*), or plus sign (+), followed by a whitespace. For ordered lists, use numbers followed by a period (.).
Code: Use backticks (`) before and after code to denote code
in plain text, and three backticks (```) to present code block
.
Links: Use square brackets ([]) for the display text and parenthesis (()) for the link address. Note that no space should be inbetween
Escaping characters: Use backslash to display the special symbols that Markdown uses.
For more information, see Markdown documentation
You can also use GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) extensions for additional syntax.
Footnotes: To enter Footnotes, use a caret and a number enclosed in square brackets
Tables: To build a table's header row, use hyphens separated by a vertical bar, and then use the vertical bar to separate content in cells - Table extension.
Strikethrough lines: To add strikethrough lines, use a double tilde before and after the text - Styling text
Task lists: Utilize a whitespace within square brackets within the list format. To mark a task as completed, substitute the whitespace with the letter x. See tasklists
In QuickDEV, you can use most HTML tags and properties. See Integrate HTML in Markdown