Markdown

This is your sample markdown file. Here, we'll show you all the awesome things you can do with markdown in Collected Notes. Markdown is a simple way to format text, and it’s super easy to use. Let's get started!

Basic Markdown

This is an H1 Header

This is an H2 Header

This is an H3 header

This is an H4 header

This is an H5 header

This is an H6 header

Paragraphs

Just type normally to create paragraphs. Paragraphs are separated by a blank line, like this one!

Emphasis

Want to make something stand out? You can use:

• Italics for subtle emphasis
• Bold for stronger emphasis
• Monospace for code or special text

Lists

Markdown makes lists easy:

Bullet List:

• Item one
• Item two
• Item three

Numbered List:

1. First item
2. Second item
3. Third item

You can even nest them like this:

1. First, gather the ingredients:
   • Carrots
   • Celery
   • Lentils
2. Boil water.
3. Add everything to the pot.

Blockquotes

Use blockquotes to highlight a quote or important info:

“This is a blockquote. You can use it to highlight text or share a quote.”

Horizontal Rule

Separate sections with a horizontal line:

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Getting More Advanced

Links

Want to share a link? Just do this:

• Visit Collected Notes
• Jump to another section

Code Blocks

If you need to share code or want some text to stand out, you can use code blocks:

Inline Code:

You can use backticks to highlight a small piece of code.

Code Block:

For longer pieces of code, use indentation or code fences:

# Indented code block example
print("Hello, World!")

Or use code fences with syntax highlighting:

# Python example
for i in range(5):
    print(i)

Tables

Creating tables is easy too:

Size	Material	Color
Small	Leather	Brown
Large	Hemp	Natural
X-Large	Glass	Transparent

Footnotes

Need to add extra info without cluttering your text? Use footnotes¹.

Extra Fun Stuff!

Math Equations

For all you math lovers, Collected Notes supports math equations too!

Inline:

Here's an inline equation: $\omega = d\phi / dt$

Block Equation:

For larger equations, you can display them like this:

$I = \int \rho R^{2} dV$

Images

Want to add an image? Just do this:

![Example image](your-image-url)

Escaping Characters

If you ever need to display special characters (like * or _), just escape them using a backslash: *this will display an asterisk*.

Have Fun!

We hope this sample has helped you get familiar with markdown in Collected Notes. Markdown gives you lots of flexibility to format your notes just the way you want them. Go ahead and try it out! 🎉

Footnotes

1. This is a footnote. It appears at the bottom of your page. ↩