Markdown Reference

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#test#markdown

This template is used for later markdown reference.

Fonts:

*Italics*
**Bold**
***Italics and Bold***
~~Scratch~~
It also works if you change the star(*) into underline(_).

Italics, Bold, Italics and Bold, ~~Scratch~~

Link:

[My Website](https://kidchen.github.io/)

My Website

Reference:

Add ">" before a line to express reference (add more ">" to do nest).

This is a reference.

This is a nested reference.

Quote:

{% blockquote [Author A, Author B] [link] [source_link_title] %} Say something. {% endblockquote %} For more information, visit this page.

Different subtitles:

Add one to six sharps(#) and a space before the head.

Head1

Head2

Head3

Head4

Head5
Head6

Codes:

Use "`" around the inline code or use "```" to define coding area.

This is an inline code.

code snippet

$ hexo new "My New Post"

List:

Use "*", "+" or "-" followed with a space to express unordered list.

  • unordered list
  • nested unordered list
  • nested unordered list
  • nested unordered list
  • nested unordered list

Use numbers followed with a dot and a space to express ordered list.

  1. ordered list
  2. ordered list
  3. ordered list

Insert img:

![text](/path/to/your/img.jpg "option-title")

Miscellaneous：

Use three or more "*", "-" or "_" to add divide line. Note: There is no other characters in the divide line except spaces

Use "\" as the escape character.

Use <!-- more --> to add "more" button.

A very nice Cheat Sheet for Markdown syntax.

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