<u></u> = UNDERLINE with HTML underline
<strike></strike> = strikethrough
<hx> = header
<br> = break (space)
<br /> = line break
<div></div> = division
<div class="text-justify"></div> = evens up the right edge
<div class="pull-left"></div> = pulls all the text or image to the left side
<div class="pull-right"></div> = pulls all text or image to the right

Heading text-size: 1

<h1> Heading text-size: 1 </h1>

Heading text-size: 2

<h2> Heading text-size: 2 </h2>

Heading text-size: 3

<<h3> Heading text-size: 3 </h3>

Heading text-size: 4

<h4> Heading text-size: 4 </h4>

Heading text-size: 5

<h5> Heading text-size: 5 </h5>

Heading text-size: 6

<h6> Heading text-size: 6 </h6>

text-style: bold

<h5><b> text-style: bold </b></h5>

text-style: Italic or Emphasis

<h5><i> text-style "italic" or "emphasis" </i></h5>

text-style: both "Bold" and "Italic"

<h5><strong><em> Project Notebook </em></strong><h5>

Lists

Ordered list
1. First item of importance
2. Second order of importance
3. Third order of importance

<ol> Ordered list
<li> First item of importance </li>
<li> Second order of importance </li>
<li> Third order of importance </li>
</ol>

Unordered List (order is not important, it's just a list.)
• Second
• First
• Third

<ul> Unordered List
<li> Second </li>
<li> First </li>
<li> Third </li>
</ul>

Use of an "<a></a>" tag -

Source

Image to be entered and centered, and click on "source" or the photo and it will take you to the source of the image.
This is the way that you could code this, you would ultimately want it short and sweet:
Source = <a href="https://pixabay.com/vectors/bee-art-busy-bee-hive-honey-162038/"><img src="https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/jamerussell/23wgHKbKZxwAAJGdb7JddRNBjnbwj4NCR2v9gTirSMCH1fnSLHuR9JvZsCoLF8mqSr5AH.png"> </a></center>
This simply entails 2 separate tags, one is the <a> tag, and the second is the <img src>, or image source then the end </a> tag

Form:
<center><a href="URL"><img src="IMAGE"> Source </a></center>

~~ ~~ = strikethrough (double-tilde, one at beginning, one at the end of the word)

header text-size: 1

# header text-size: 1

header text-size: 2

## header text-size: 2

header text-size: 3

### header text-size: 3

header text-size: 4

#### header text-size: 4

header text-size: 5

##### header text-size: 5

header text-size: 6

###### header text-size: 6

text-style: italic

*text-style: italic*

text-style: bold

**text-style: bold**

text-style: italic & bold

***text-style: italic & bold***

Lists are the exact same as HTML, they work really well in combination with Markdown.

Image Form:

![image.png](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/jamerussell/23wgF8xcudrtGyoRz3zVGh7998AEhRJKuXrFnUGevyVvmqQtmbBZZWKtPBk758mzmRNfv.png)

However, I would still be using an HTML "a" tag to credit the source:
<center><a href="https://pixabay.com/vectors/teddy-bear-bear-knuffig-cuddly-478559/"> Kay Wille </a></center>

So to wrap this up, these posts are best when you find the right combination of HTML and Markdown, but as stated in the introduction, not all editors take too kindly to be mixed with much HTML. So it takes a little bit of practice and experimentation to find what works best for you.

One other thing worth mentioning is some of this, especially with the images, is device specific, as some of these techniques do not seem to work well on mobile, and some do. Not sure how that works as I do not use mobile. Perhaps I will confer with a friend who does know how to post on mobile, and work up another reference post. We will see in the near future.

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^{awesome gif created by @zord189}

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