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# Trip plan - [x] Book flights - [ ] Reserve hotel **Budget:** $1,400
Trip plan
☑ Book flights
☐ Reserve hotel
Budget: $1,400
● Upload
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● Reference
Everything you can write.The markdown cheatsheet.
Headings
● You type
● You get
# Heading 1
Heading 1## Heading 2
Heading 2### Heading 3
Heading 3###### Heading 6
Heading 6Heading 1 =========
Heading 1 (alternate)Heading 2 ---------
Heading 2 (alternate)
Emphasis
● You type
● You get
**bold**
bold*italic* or _italic_
italic***bold italic***
bold italic~~strikethrough~~
strikethrough`inline code`
inline code\*not italic\*
*not italic* — \ escapes symbolsx<sub>2</sub> x<sup>2</sup>
x2 x2 (HTML passes through)
Lists
● You type
● You get
- item * item + item
• item — all three markers work1. first 2. second
1. first 2. second- parent - nested• parent
◦ nested — indent 4 spaces5. starts at five
5. starts at five- [ ] to do - [x] done
☐ to do
☑ done
Links & images
● You type
● You get
[title](https://url)
title[title](url "tooltip")
title — shows tooltip on hover<https://example.com>
https://example.com[text][ref] [ref]: https://url
reference link[jump](#some-heading)
jump to a heading
🖼 image[](url)
🖼 clickable image
Code blocks
Add a language after the opening fence for syntax highlighting.
● You type
● You get
```js
const greet = (name) =>
`Hello, ${name}!`;
```const greet = (name) =>
`Hello, ${name}!`;Blockquotes
Quotes can nest and contain any other markdown.
● You type
● You get
> A quote. > > > Nested quote. > > - list inside > - **bold** inside
A quote.
Nested quote.• list inside
• bold inside
Tables
Colons in the divider row set alignment — :-- left, :-: center, --: right.
● You type
● You get
| Name | Qty | Price | | :---- | :-: | ----: | | Apple | 3 | $1.20 | | Pear | 12 | $0.80 |
| Name | Qty | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Apple | 3 | $1.20 |
| Pear | 12 | $0.80 |
Breaks, rules & footnotes
End a line with two spaces (or a backslash) for a line break; a blank line starts a new paragraph.
● You type
● You get
line one·· ← two spaces line two --- ← horizontal rule A claim.[^1] [^1]: The source.
line one
line two
A claim.1
1. The source.
Markloom renders GitHub-flavored markdown (GFM) — everything above works in the editor preview.