How to make a word underline in Markdown
In Jupyter notebook, you can use the following to get underscored text <u>underscored text </u>
In Jupyter notebook, you can use the following to get underscored text <u>underscored text </u>
Try simply the syntax: [](link to your URL) That will wrap the image as a link
You can create tables using pipes and dashes like this. A | B – | –  |  see Tables syntax
The other answers are great. But I thought I (the OP) ought to share what I do these days (a year or two after the question). I use Sphinx and its Markdown extension. Do the following: TL;DR: See Gist snippet. Sphinx-markdown-builder You need sphinx-markdown-builder python module. pip install sphinx sphinx-markdown-builder; Run Sphinx Not the autodoc, … Read more
I’ve started a project to do this: https://github.com/domchristie/turndown It’s still in its early stages, so has not been heavily tested, but it’s a start. Feedback/contributions welcome.
To add a comment on multiple lines, click and drag to select the range of lines, then click the blue comment icon.
Install any markdown generating tool as you like, for example pandoc. Then add the following line to your .emacs file: (custom-set-variables ‘(markdown-command “/usr/local/bin/pandoc”))
Try: <details> <summary>Your header here! (Click to expand)</summary> Your content here… > markup like blockquote’s should even work on github! more content here… </details> You can try this sort of thing here: <details> <summary>Your header here! (Click to expand)</summary> Your content here…</br> (markup only where supported)</br> more content here…</br> </details> This works for me with … Read more
This can be helpful Type nbsp to add a single space. Type ensp to add 2 spaces. Type emsp to add 4 spaces. You can use non-breaking space (nbsp) 4 times to insert a tab. Please append & in the beginning and ; in the end of the above suggested space syntax