A free and open-source reference guide that explains how to use Markdown.
Markdown Guide is a free and open-source reference site that explains how to use Markdown, a lightweight markup language for formatting text documents. It covers getting-started material, a cheat sheet, basic syntax, and extended syntax topics such as tables, fenced code blocks, and automatic links.
The site is aimed at both newcomers writing their first Markdown document and experienced users looking up specific formatting syntax. Content is organized into sections covering fundamentals as well as more advanced formatting techniques and related tools.
Yes, it is a free and open-source reference guide.
It is designed for everyone, from novices getting started to seasoned Markdown users looking up formatting details.
Yes, it includes an extended syntax section covering tables, fenced code blocks, automatic links, and other advanced formatting.
Yes, the site links to an API in its footer navigation.
Yes, the content is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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