Instead of <br />
, you can use two spaces to force a newline.
Markdown:
Hello world. (<-- 2 spaces)
Bye world.
Output:
Hello world.
Bye world.
Tags: markdown
Instead of <br />
, you can use two spaces to force a newline.
Markdown:
Hello world. (<-- 2 spaces)
Bye world.
Output:
Hello world.
Bye world.
Tags: markdown
Quite often, we find ourselves inlining links in Markdown like so:
This is a [link](https://www.example.com). I really like links like
[this](https://www.example.com).
Actually, we can use reference-style links to reduce the clutter effectively. This is when we define all our links at the bottom:
This is a [link][1]. I really like links like [this][1].
[1]: https://www.example.com
Note the usage of []
instead of ()
.
Tags: markdown