Formatting on thinkdeli

Headings

To create a heading add one or more #  symbols before your heading text. One #  creates a Heading 1, two ##  create a Heading 2, and so on.

# Heading 1
## Heading 2
### Heading 3

Heading 1

Heading 2

Heading 3

You can also create headings using the slash menu which shows up when you press the / key.

Styling text

Bold

**Bold text**

Bold text

Italic

_Italic text_

Italic text

Strikethrough

~~strikethrough text~~

strikethrough text

Highlight

==highlight text==

highlighted text

Underline

To underline text, select the text and use the keyboard shortcut cmd+u or ctrl+u.

Code

To create a coding block you can use three back ticks ``` . You can also create a code block using the / menu.

fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]
for x in fruits:
  print(x)

You can use single ticks around a word to mark it as code too. For example

The `console.log` function in javascript is useful for debugging.

The console.log function in javascript is useful for debugging.

Quote Text

A right caret > Lets you create a section of quote text. 

Heading 3 in quote text

This is an example of quote text

You can also create such a section using the / menu.

Links

You can directly paste or type links.

Typed link - https://thinkdeli.com 

Pasted link - You can select the text and use the keyboard paste shortcut to create a link. For example, thinkdeli

Images

You can paste images or select images using the / menu.

You can also use Markdown syntax for adding images. For example,

![Sunset at a lake](https://img.thinkdeli.com/ed966d20-921c-4062-a5e6-44b985c7d9e8-IMG_5247.jpeg)

Lists

Bullet Lists

To start a bullet list, use -, *, or +.

- Sachin Tendulkar
* Saurav Ganguly
+ Rahul Dravid

• Sachin Tendulkar

• Saurav Ganguly

• Rahul Dravid

You can also create a list using the / menu. 

Numbered Lists

To start a numbered list start the line with a number and a period. For example, 1.

1. Mahendra Singh Dhoni
2. Virat Kohli
3. Rohit Sharma

1. Mahendra Singh Dhoni

2. Virat Kohli

3. Rohit Sharma

To-do Lists

To start a todo list type empty square brackets at the start of the line [].

• This tasks needs to be done.

• This is task was done.

Nested Lists

You can also create nested bullet, numbered lists, or to-do lists. Simply press the tab key before typing the next item in the list.

Example of a nested bullet list.

• This is the top level

• Another item at the top level

  • Nesting begins

  • This is level 2

    • This is level 3

Example of a nested numbered list.

1. Earth

   1. Asia

      1. India

      2. China

   2. Africa

   3. North America

   4. South America

   5. Australia

   6. Europe

   7. Antartica

Example of a nested to-do list.

• Set up a call with Acme Inc tomorrow morning

• Prepare for product demo

  • Ensure website is up and running

  • Ensure documentation is in place

• Follow up with an email

Emojis

You can add emojis by typing : followed by a search term for the emoji. 

:smile

This will bring up the following list to choose from.

Date and Time

Typing @date will render today’s date and @time will render the current time.

@date

2024-03-07

@time

07:24:19