It might be worth adding something that took me a while to figure out. None of the searches I processed listed this information, I figured it out through trial and error.
When using the centre option, everything following will center, even when /Center is used.
To realign left, < BR > (I can’t get the back tick to work) must be added (I’m sure < p > would work as well).
A couple other side notes:
dash ‘-‘ also produces bullet points and is easier to add than the alternative, *
if one wants space between headers, br needs to be used on the next line
to get text beside a photo, the image needs to be small enough to allow space; markdown doesn’t accept HTML code sizing. Either download or design a small enough variation, or edit.
emphasis and bold star * codes don’t work after punctuation, so the * must be placed before the period, question mark, or whatever.
more than one < sub > can be used to create even smaller text than the small text. one sub two subs three subs four subs
two lines ____ with italic font in between cad serve perfectly as block quote or links
larger headers can also be used for block quotes, or links.
headers and spacing can be applied differently than standard use, for creative and visual appealing formatting (especially for poets)
Mark, thank you for your list. There were a few things that I didn’t already know, and one partially behaviours I’ve been trying to get to work for me. Very handy.
RE: How to post like a pro - Complete guide to Markdown formatting